I'm having a problem with keeping my grip on those plastic handles ecspecialy when fleshing coon. Have any of you guys had the same problem and if ya did what did you do to make it better? BTW, I use nitrile gloves when skinning and fleshing.
Thanks.

I don't have a problem with gripping mine. You might want to try some anti skid strips you put on floors and put them on your handles. they come in different widths and lenghts. you can pick them up at any Lowes,Home Depot type stores. You would have to make sure your handles are clean of all grease or will have trouble with them sticking.
Russ

No problems here

tool dip will cure that problem.

or bicycle handlebar grip tape.

Thanks guys.

Cut a couple rags the right size and wrap around the handles. Secure with rubberbands.

We keep a generous helping of sawdust around and dip the handles in it while working.....Free and works good......

no problems yet

no problems yet

didnt you order the special edition anti-slip grips???
I dont have problems with mine.

i flesh with one almost every day all fall and winter, use the nitrile gloves they are great, but put a cheap pair of white cotton gloves or brownie gloves over them, they go a long time before they get slick from grease and give a great grip, wash in 20 mule team and they are good to go again.

Sawdust

I am like possum, I use cheap cotton gloves over latex or nitrile. I had an old pair of leather gloves that I cut the fingers out of that I used for a while, but they got too hard to get on and off.

I wear leather gloves when fleshing.

All very good ideas. Thanks for sharing.

Sold the 600 and got a 700. Much Better Tool. Can't believe the difference.