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Costco Gloves
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Sat 16 May, 2015 3:55 pmby Strider
OK so it might seem like I have a Costco obsession, but I actually work nearby and as we supply them a few products I am in there fairly often.
My latest find is these gloves which are very similar to Powerstretch for only $16. Thanks Google for the pics.
Reviews are favourable on Amazon too.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00MWC ... YRFJTECTC5
Costco Gloves
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Sat 16 May, 2015 4:10 pmby GPSGuided
LOL Strider! You are turning into a Costco tragic, like me.
I bought those gloves a year or two ago and they are excellent in the cold for both exercises as well as general use. Have used them both here as well as there in Nth America. The only thing they are not adequate for is for grabbing rough objects as the material isn't made for that purpose. A few weeks ago I bought pairs for the rest of the family.
Re: Costco Gloves
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Sat 16 May, 2015 4:15 pmby Moondog55
And, also, as well, they look just like the OR liner gloves I paid $22;50 for last year
Re: Costco Gloves
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Sat 16 May, 2015 6:11 pmby north-north-west
Do they do an XS?
Re: Costco Gloves
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Sat 16 May, 2015 6:29 pmby Strider
Yes they do NNW. The sizing is quite small too.
Re: Costco Gloves
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Sat 16 May, 2015 6:44 pmby GPSGuided
Can confirm the sizing too. They are for tightish fitting. IIRC, they come in men's and women's. XS in women is quite small.
Re: Costco Gloves
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Sat 16 May, 2015 7:11 pmby JohnStrider
You're obsession with Costco brought their fleeces to my attention, Strider.
Obsess away!!!
Re: Costco Gloves
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Sat 16 May, 2015 7:43 pmby north-north-west
Oh well, sounds like I'd need to try them on to be sure of a fit, so no point worrying about them.
Most annoying thing about Tassie. No Costco, no Aldi . . .
Re: Costco Gloves
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Sat 16 May, 2015 7:44 pmby Strider
I hear an Aldi is in the planning stages for Hobart
Re: Costco Gloves
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Mon 18 May, 2015 9:23 pmby JohnStrider
north-north-west wrote:Oh well, sounds like I'd need to try them on to be sure of a fit, so no point worrying about them.
Most annoying thing about Tassie. No Costco, no Aldi . . .
But you have Strive!
Re: Costco Gloves
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Mon 18 May, 2015 9:23 pmby Strider
JohnStrider wrote:north-north-west wrote:Oh well, sounds like I'd need to try them on to be sure of a fit, so no point worrying about them.
Most annoying thing about Tassie. No Costco, no Aldi . . .
But you have Strive!
And good places to walk!
Re: Costco Gloves
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Wed 20 May, 2015 2:06 amby Zone-5
Wow, we have one in Adelaide! I'll be there...
Re: Costco Gloves
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Fri 18 Mar, 2016 1:07 pmby Strider
Just saw these at Costco again, plus a few other winter bits and bobs.
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Re: Costco Gloves
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Fri 18 Mar, 2016 1:11 pmby Moondog55
Strider wrote:Just saw these at Costco again, plus a few other winter bits and bobs.
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Worth buying for the Tadpoles you think?
Looking for kids waterproofs size 6 and 10
Re: Costco Gloves
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Fri 18 Mar, 2016 1:12 pmby Strider
They have a range of kids gloves and mitten too MD. No waterproofs that I saw.
Re: Costco Gloves
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Fri 18 Mar, 2016 1:15 pmby GPSGuided
Yep, saw them this week too. I'm still waiting for the synthetic/merino mix thermo.
Re: Costco Gloves
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Fri 18 Mar, 2016 1:39 pmby Strider
Are the merino hybrid a product ranged in the US?
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Re: Costco Gloves
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Fri 18 Mar, 2016 1:47 pmby GPSGuided
Strider wrote:Are the merino hybrid a product ranged in the US?
I recall the brand is Canadian. I need to double check.