Can anyone recommend some winter gloves for use in the winter while I'm using my lights. I have bought several but none keep my fingers warm at all. Main use is while walking the dog some mobility is good but want fingers warm and able to grip & click on my light.
Winter gloves for use with lights
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DaFABRICATA
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I would suggest the Blackhwk Solag gloves but they don't do a good job of keeping fingers warm, they do however offer great feedback to touch and last a LONG time!
They have other winter type gloves...maybe check 'em out!
They have other winter type gloves...maybe check 'em out!
I wear cashmere lined deerskin gloves in winter for most uses except hunting. While hunting I wear fingerless wool gloves and wool overmittens. The cashmere and deerskin makes a nice warm supple and easy to manipulate combination.
alaskawolf
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i am using cloth stretchy gloves inside leather gloves
My strategy is to put the Pachmayr PacSkin on the light. Then no cold from the metal.
LukeA
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Ironclad Cold Condition. They're grippy, warm, waterproof, dextrous, and have long cuffs to seal well under coat sleeves. Mine are with me all the time this time of year.
Thanks guys last night i ordered a pair of these http://www.511tactical.com/browse/H...oft/D/30100/P/1:100:10000:10900:10901/I/59309
If these don"t work I'll get the ones i say on Blackhawk. I figured i would try mobility one more time before i go for another thicker pair.
If these don"t work I'll get the ones i say on Blackhawk. I figured i would try mobility one more time before i go for another thicker pair.
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DaFABRICATA
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OOOHHHH!
Those look nice!!
Please update the thread and let us know what you think!
Those look nice!!
Please update the thread and let us know what you think!
Those do look nice. I wonder how well their sizing guide works. I remember when I ordered some custom made driving gloves, they had me take a bunch of measurements following their location drawings, and had you outline your hand with spread apart fingers to make sure it was done right.
gallagho
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Coop
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I use a pair of Extremities Velo gloves. Meets all your needs. I bought them 1 size up, which is still a pretty nice fit, but allows for something like the Icebreaker Merino liner gloves to be worn underneath.
f22shift
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i use those cheapie $1 bed bath and beyond stretchie ones but they are not warm for long use. i really don't like big gloves as i loose the dexterity.
i remember seeing some product where you can clip your dog leash to your belt? or something like that where you can free up your hand and maybe keep in your pockets.
i think originally designed for runners...
i remember seeing some product where you can clip your dog leash to your belt? or something like that where you can free up your hand and maybe keep in your pockets.
i think originally designed for runners...
HoopleHead
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Get whatever gloves you like then add in a merino glove liner from Icebreaker.
greenlight
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I like that. Where do you buy them?
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Look for gloves with Thinsulate. They will be thin enough to use your hands for tasks while being very warm.
