Hulkster or Hulk Gloves and even Stihl recently last couple of years came out with some similar styled ones, but the cheapest I could get them for was $15ish.
No other gloves gives you the super human grip that these do when working with firewood, you can just palm a lot of big chunks with them one handed.
They are by far the best cable skidding and heavy machine operating gloves I have used.
They give a great grip on the saw and I can work the flippy caps or regular caps and sharpen chains all day without taking them off. They are cheap enough that if you loose them you won't cry, but they out perform $50 per pair gloves, and no leather glove can come close in performance.
That is my experience with them and they are the only glove that myself and the guys that work with me will use, provided its not about 20F or lower. After that we use the Cabela's 100 gram insulated DeerSkin gloves that have Goretex in them and are very tough and warm, but cost about $40, but have lasted through 2 winters.
Also, not sure what saws are being used by those with nerve damaged hands and wrists, but I can say, as someone who has broken my hands and wrists many times riding bulls and run chainsaws for long periods of time logging, I have some screwed up nerve damage in my hands and wrists and switching to the 441 has made the largest difference, more than anything. If I run a 660 for 4 hours, it produces more pain and issues then running a 441 for 10 hours per day for 3 weeks, same bar and chains, the moral of the story is if you have nerve damage and either don't like it or don't want to get it, the best bet is to get a saw with a quality steel spring'd AV system.
Sam
