Festool work gloves

[yetihunter]

A couple of years ago, the Festool recon site had a christmas sale where one of the items available for purchase was a set of grey Festool work gloves. I've been wanting to pick up another pair or two for a while now (they're great!), but have been unable to find them anywhere - anyone has a clue as to where they can be purchased?

Here's what they look like:

boomshakalaka

 

[Jiggy Joiner]

A couple of years ago, the Festool recon site had a christmas sale where one of the items available for purchase was a set of grey Festool work gloves. I've been wanting to pick up another pair or two for a while now (they're great!), but have been unable to find them anywhere - anyone has a clue as to where they can be purchased?

Here's what they look like:

boomshakalaka

I would imagine though, that Festool have them made all from one company?
The photo the OP posted looks the same as the ones I had, and I’m in the UK, and they were made at the place I linked too.
If the regs in NA are tighter, it might explain why the gloves are so rare?

 

[yetihunter]

A couple of years ago, the Festool recon site had a christmas sale where one of the items available for purchase was a set of grey Festool work gloves. I've been wanting to pick up another pair or two for a while now (they're great!), but have been unable to find them anywhere - anyone has a clue as to where they can be purchased?

Here's what they look like:

boomshakalaka

I would imagine though, that Festool have them made all from one company?
The photo the OP posted looks the same as the ones I had, and I’m in the UK, and they were made at the place I linked too.
If the regs in NA are tighter, it might explain why the gloves are so rare?

Those gloves are common here from many brands.  I was just running with the UVEX theme. Festool may very well have sourced the ones you own. 

About them regulations:

Right now, Home Depot is running a promotion on Makita’s single 18v battery OPE with a pile of goods in the middle of the store.  One of the items is an arborist saw that only a certified climber should have any business using.  Home Depot will happily sell this saw to anyone.  As far as I’m aware, you can’t buy it in UK without providing credentials.

yikes

I’m talking out of my toot toot here, but it often feels like that unless someone is under OSHA jurisdiction or working with a union, there are no safety regulations.