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PoHunter 12-30-2012 09:34 AM

Cold hands
 
Need help!!

Can anyone recommend gloves/type or any other system to keep their hands warm. I use handwarmers, but looking for any recommendations on gloves....

Thank You!

Sheridan 12-30-2012 12:53 PM

Here you go;

http://www.cabelas.com/product/Cabel...h-All+Products

Edventurous 12-31-2012 03:30 AM

Check out the hand muff for $15.

http://www.cabelas.com/product/Cabel...me-Fleece-Muff

Buckyou 12-31-2012 06:22 AM

don't buy Carhart. I spend 50.00 or more on a pair and they were trashed in one day working with them. I use handwarmers and wool mittens with the flip top. Make sure they are LOOSE...tight is VERY UNCOMFORTABLE. Hand warmers saved MANY A HUNT for me, and I don't mind NO GLOVES with HW's.

BRUSE 12-31-2012 06:48 PM

I use the regular camo gloves light weight but keep them and hands in a hand muff with warmers when they get cold. I found that heavy gloves jsut cause my hands to sweat and stay cold. I have tried several different gloves and just decided to stay with the light weight gloves. Neopreme gloves will keep you warm but once you sweat and thake them off you can't put them back on.

Valentine 01-09-2013 03:41 AM

In cold weather
 
I went from gloves to hunter's mittens. Once you get by that mittens are for "little kiddies", you would appreciate the mittens.

Hands and fingers survived many below temps. Even ones as cold as minus 10.

lugefp 01-10-2013 04:32 PM

had issues with hands being cold. i have a pair of fleece gander mountain flip gloves. i use a thicker liner and they are good to go. i live in northern IL and have been out in nasty weather. if its completely freezing, i throw some hand warmers in there. finally not cold!!

Topgun 3006 01-10-2013 05:24 PM

I've had thick mittens that open up for access to your four fingers that I bought from Cabelas many years ago for real cold weather. With them you can keep your fingers together and it's much easier to keep them warm than with gloves.

RogueRafter 02-06-2013 09:15 AM

I have the same problem. . . I don't know if I have crappy circulation in my hands and feet or what, but I've cycled through tons of gloves for hunting and skiing. Doesn't seem to matter the price or quality my fingers freeze. Sounds stupid, but I buy these hand warmers from Costco and put'em in my gloves and boots.
http://www.costco.com/Little-Hotties...100007329.html


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