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ave you ever tried swinging a golf club without a golf glove? It’s like playing snooker without chalk, football with a netless goal, cricket without stumps, netball without… you get the picture. Though it’s possi
Welcome back to Toy Aisle, Gizmodo’s regular round up of the best toys and merchandise you’re going to tell yourself you don’t really need, but probably still end up buying anyways. This week we’ve got an inflatable prehistoric Spider-Man, some hot dog-fingered gloves that will mak
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At Jungfraujoch – Top of Europe, a blizzard raged and the wind was so bitingly cold that my poor gloveless hands were turning into ice. I had p
Around the globe, hand injuries are the number one preventable industrial accident—in manufacturing, construction, oil & gas, you name it. So, if they’re preventable, why are hand injuries so common? And how have some companies reduced their hand injuries by 50, even 90 percent
Upcoming webinar by Superior Glove hand safety specialist Shane Nider will address regulatory guidelines and answer questions about best products and practices
Prior to 2020, few people outside of those working in health, safety, and industri
Like the salad dressing aisle, there is a dizzying array of options for filling your raised bed
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Let’s start this gardening column with a quick personality quiz: What kind of salad dressing do you like?
Your answer to this question is a clue as to how you should
A black-faced hornet chugging down nectar from my hummingbird feeder stung me just below my ankle and right above the top of my hiking shoe minutes before I was about to leave on a camping trip.
“Better cancel the trip,” my friend Dawn, who died some time ago, would have said. “Tha
When your risk assessment shows you should provide PPE, you need to make sure you choose the right type to protect different parts of the body. This page explains how you can do that.
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The team of Jeff and Tracy Wohl took first place at a recent Northern’s Inc. tournament on Washburn Lake with a total catch of 91 3/4 inches.
Taking second place was the team of Tim and Loen Yeager with a total catch of 88 ¾ inches. The third place team was Andrew Utter and Jake Rice,