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Old 09-12-2005, 04:37 AM   #1
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Default cold wet hands

looking for camo gloves,,waterproof,,and warm,,and ones that are large enuf to not fall out/down from lower wrist area...maybe with finger system for bowhunting
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Old 09-28-2005, 11:03 AM   #2
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I like my Neoprene gloves, not tootight, yet keep warmth in and cold and moisture out, I use them bow hunting when it turns cold and Gun season. Got em wally world for about $15.00
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Old 09-29-2005, 10:26 PM   #3
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Only problem I ever experienced with neoprene was that if you use them in conjunction with chemical handwarmers or if it's not really all that cold outside, your hands will sweat profusely and the glove will hold that sweat right into your next hunt, so you'll essentially be slipping on a wet, clammy glove: a feeling I cannot stand[:'(]Maybe this has only happened to me, but I went with ArcticShield Camp Gloves and haven't looked back.
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Old 10-03-2005, 06:36 PM   #4
 
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I carry two pair of gloves, both acrylic fleece. Regular long finger gloves with suitable grip material on palms and finger grip surfaces. If it gets colder, I put on (over the first pair), a second pair of finglerless fleece gloves with neoprene palms. I've used this combo in many situations from 0 F and windy to 40 and rainy and they keep my hands warm. I also have neoprene and goretex gloves, but I've found this combination is very versitile and does indeed keep my hands warm even when wet (fleece really doesn't soak up water - much better than wool for this, imo). If it's warm, I just use the fingeless gloves. They're a little big when not worn over the other gloves, but they work fine. I use this combo for deer hunting, duck hunting and week long float/fishing trips in cold weather.

By the way, the gloves I use happen to be black and gray, not camo. If you cant find camo, I truely believe these gloves are pretty good in that they are not highly visible to deer's (or duck's) eyes.
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Old 10-06-2005, 08:46 PM   #5
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I picked up a pair of waterproof, fleece gloves from Cabelas last winter and have been entirely pleased with their flexibility and comfort level. They kept my hands quite warm in very cold temperatures. They may have been part of their Legacy Fleece collection if I remember correctly.
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I wheresurgical gloves
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