Bluefever Wire Max Gloves... - Page 2

Capt_John · 04-16-2007, 10:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Capt_John

Really.....hell yeah man. I'll PM you my address. Thanks Marty.

Sent you a PM Marty.

Foul Hooked · 04-16-2007, 10:45 PM

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Originally Posted by WAHOONBOX

I HAVE A PAIR I'LL GIVE YOU JOHN............

I think I've seen these gloves

Very Tough

Baywolf · 04-17-2007, 07:47 AM

I had a pair of the lighter style, they started to fray and fall apart after 4 trips. Went to lowes and got a pair of $11.00 black and tan Boss gloves and love them. Just drop them in the soap and bleach water on the way in and they are clean when I get back. FOr the big guys I just use welders gloves.

jbones11 · 04-17-2007, 11:37 AM

Here is a ten dollar solution you can try.....

Go to your local dollar store. They sell LEATHER heavy duty gardening gloves, yes real leather and yeah real soft. For 5$ you can buy two pair. For another 5 dollars if you want to you make yourself an upgrade and pimp your hand out buy the old standard bright orange gloves with the rubber on the fingers and palms, cut all the fingers off and throw overtop of the dollar store gloves.

Save the other $50 for a something nice

or you can go and search out your local metal or welding shop and buy a pair of some guys used welding gloves, clean off any metal chips and you are set

deskperado · 04-17-2007, 12:32 PM

Those Blue Fever Gloves do not hold up at all! They fray very quickly and they hold smell for some reason, Those are peter B wright gloves he would put his name on anything for a buck! I can't stand the guy!

Seaker · 04-17-2007, 12:46 PM

Been using the Blue Fever Wire Max for three seasons. They do fray easy when the velcro anchor touches any of the wrist fabric. I soak em at the end of the trip in a bucket with Orpine soap and that seems to get it done.

Also have a pair of welders gloves that leader just fine....

Ever since I went to Maui and saw what a lonely skipjack did to a mates hand we never leader without gloves again. The skippy came in green as heck and the mate took a lazy wrap with a bare hand and skippy bolted ...the leader slipped through his hand and took him to the bone on three fingers....

No matter how small the fish we give the R-E-S-P-E-C-T !!!

Capt_John · 04-17-2007, 05:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Seaker

Been using the Blue Fever Wire Max for three seasons. They do fray easy when the velcro anchor touches any of the wrist fabric. I soak em at the end of the trip in a bucket with Orpine soap and that seems to get it done.

Also have a pair of welders gloves that leader just fine....

Ever since I went to Maui and saw what a lonely skipjack did to a mates hand we never leader without gloves again. The skippy came in green as heck and the mate took a lazy wrap with a bare hand and skippy bolted ...the leader slipped through his hand and took him to the bone on three fingers....

No matter how small the fish we give the R-E-S-P-E-C-T !!!

I hear ya man, I had a small mahi run on me and snatch a snap swivel through my hand. Cut me to the bone as well. I always wear gloves now.

04-17-2007, 07:47 AM	#13
Baywolf I think Admin is going to let me have this space Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 1,121 Credits: 1,546.7	I had a pair of the lighter style, they started to fray and fall apart after 4 trips. Went to lowes and got a pair of $11.00 black and tan Boss gloves and love them. Just drop them in the soap and bleach water on the way in and they are clean when I get back. FOr the big guys I just use welders gloves. __________________ "THE BLOCK" http://www.fishindays.com/ FISHIN-DAYS, SPORT FISHING CHARTERS 910 520 5458

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04-17-2007, 11:37 AM	#14
jbones11 Crab mustard is good Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Philly Posts: 967 Credits: 5,115.0 Boat: The Patrician	Here is a ten dollar solution you can try..... Go to your local dollar store. They sell LEATHER heavy duty gardening gloves, yes real leather and yeah real soft. For 5$ you can buy two pair. For another 5 dollars if you want to you make yourself an upgrade and pimp your hand out buy the old standard bright orange gloves with the rubber on the fingers and palms, cut all the fingers off and throw overtop of the dollar store gloves. Save the other $50 for a something nice or you can go and search out your local metal or welding shop and buy a pair of some guys used welding gloves, clean off any metal chips and you are set

04-17-2007, 12:32 PM	#15
deskperado Anthony's Ark is a blowboater Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Freehold, NJ Posts: 275 Credits: 1,372.9 Occupation: Office Furniture Sales	Those Blue Fever Gloves do not hold up at all! They fray very quickly and they hold smell for some reason, Those are peter B wright gloves he would put his name on anything for a buck! I can't stand the guy!

04-17-2007, 12:46 PM	#16
Seaker I think Admin is going to let me have this space Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Buzzards Bay, Ma. Posts: 1,273 Credits: 5,177.8 Boat: Seaker Home Port: Buzzards Bay Best Catch: 700 Blue Marlin Occupation: Charter Owner/Captain, Yacht Broker, Mortgage Originator	Been using the Blue Fever Wire Max for three seasons. They do fray easy when the velcro anchor touches any of the wrist fabric. I soak em at the end of the trip in a bucket with Orpine soap and that seems to get it done. Also have a pair of welders gloves that leader just fine.... Ever since I went to Maui and saw what a lonely skipjack did to a mates hand we never leader without gloves again. The skippy came in green as heck and the mate took a lazy wrap with a bare hand and skippy bolted ...the leader slipped through his hand and took him to the bone on three fingers.... No matter how small the fish we give the R-E-S-P-E-C-T !!!