With global warming at an all time high, no one needs glovesI'm trying to figure out how to make this political (since it's in the Gen Pol forum).
But to your question, when I was younger and doing winter camping, I always like a pair of jersey gloves as a liner for leather welding gloves. Hands always stayed warm and I could reach into the fire and rearrange flaming logs with my hands.
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Best cold weather gloves?
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I'm trying to figure out how to make this political (since it's in the Gen Pol forum).
But to your question, when I was younger and doing winter camping, I always like a pair of jersey gloves as a liner for leather welding gloves. Hands always stayed warm and I could reach into the fire and rearrange flaming logs with my hands.
I have a pair of mustang welding gloves by the fireplace for the same reason
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I use these for below 0. They are very warm.
It's apparently a zero sum game. If 'warming' is taking place somewhere else (such as what we constantly hear about in the arctic/antarctic) then I guess that heat has to be taken from somewhere. Flyover country gets boned again
If warm hands are needed, these USGI gloves are the warmest I've found.
The mittens with trigger finger are usually enough.
If you want REAL warmth, wear the Mitten Shells with trigger finger over the mittens.
With both on, your hands will be so warm they'll often sweat in below 0 temps if you're working hard!
The mittens with trigger finger are usually enough.
If you want REAL warmth, wear the Mitten Shells with trigger finger over the mittens.
With both on, your hands will be so warm they'll often sweat in below 0 temps if you're working hard!
It's been a rough first 5 days of winter.Is there a way to take China’s heat?
Mittens.
Sure, but ya gotta figure in Hunter's cut & 10% for The Big Guy!Is there a way to take China’s heat?
I have poor circulation in my left hand particularly the index, middle and 3rd fingers due to an accident that severed arteries in the fingers. This hand will get cold quickly and can be painful if not protected. Several years ago I bought a pair of HEAD brand mittens from Costco and they work very well in keeping my hand warm.
I also have a pair of straight leather mittens that have a knitted alpaca liner that my made and it works every bit as good as the $60 mittens I bought but they are not water resistant like the Costco mittens. I've treated the leather with Neats boot oil and mink oil but still get wet when playing or working in damp snow.
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I also have a pair of straight leather mittens that have a knitted alpaca liner that my made and it works every bit as good as the $60 mittens I bought but they are not water resistant like the Costco mittens. I've treated the leather with Neats boot oil and mink oil but still get wet when playing or working in damp snow.
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Checkout whatever they sell at REI.
I've found that just keeping the wind off of my hands is good enough, so I just use Mechanix gloves.
I've found that just keeping the wind off of my hands is good enough, so I just use Mechanix gloves.
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Best I've used were these. Kept my hands comfortable in a -20 F freezer. Not the best for dexterity but was able to work in them.
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Cowhide Freezer Glove
Crafted from split leather, the Cowhide Freezer Glove is tough and keeps you warm with dual layers of foam and fleece insulation, plus a soft fleeced lining.
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The perfect pair of gloves for working outside in believe it or not are plain ole felt yellow chore gloves. You must condition them first or they aren’t at the max heat retention. Get them good and wet, wring them out a couple three times lay on top of kerosene heater until they start throwing steam and flip. Repeat till dry. I could work in the cold down to around zero all day long with the chore gloves, insulated bibs, t-shirt, flannel shirt and insulated carhart zipper hoodie and lower than 15* I would add the blanket lined c.hart jacket, along with 3 buckle northern non insulated rubber boots and the sweat would be soaked through the leather boots. You can’t take on the supervisor role and stay warm with this rig but you definitely will as a worker bee.
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