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Anyone out there have any recommendations as to which gloves are the warmest? I have a pair of scent-lock gloves that I use, but my hands end up freezing. I even wear a thin pair of gloves underneath the scent blockers, but I still get cold.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

Drakeman

I'm a big fan of the sealskin gloves. I also use them for waterfowling.

Tikka 30-06

i would check into gloves that are used for snowmobiling

kevin1

No matter what gloves I've tried my fingers still get cold ,
so I got a hand muff and one of those charcoal stick handwarmers . No more cold hands !

Mike from Texas

Ditto what Kevin said, I do the same and I only have to wear a thin pair of gloves for camoflague more than anything.

stretch

The only way I've found that I can keep my hands comfortable is by purchsing a hand muff to put around my waist and throwing in a couple of the 99 cent heat packs. This also allows me when bowhunting to wear a light enough pair of gloves to be able to handle my bow.

Shootem up870

when gun hunting i do the same as stretch and use the hand muff that goes around your waist. i then wear some camo gloves that peels away so the finger tips are exposed allowing me to feel the trigger. i then put handwarmers in the back of my glove.

for bowhunting i wear a super thin glove on my trigger hand with a handwarmer in the pocket on the same side. on my left hand i wear the same glove i wear for gun huntin but keep the flap down over the fingers and do expose my fingers and use a handwarmer at the back of the hand again.

454 Casull

Cabelas have some gloves that have 150 grams of thinsulate and gortex. They are the warmest glove's ive found. Keep in mind your extremities will get cold no matter what you wear if your loosing body core temp. Most heat loss comes from your head, keep the rest of your body warm and your hands and feet will be warmer.