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01-10-2004, 02:36 PM

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What is a "workman style glove"?

Posted By: runscott

I see this phrase used a lot, so thought I'd call on the glove experts on the board to explain it. Here's an example of the term in use, from Scott Gaynor (thought I'd use an example that is most likely to be using the term correctly):

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