Thread: Wet weather gloves - recommendations

Interested to hear recommendations for wet weather gloves.

Duck hunting type applicastion. So something thin enough to still get your finger into the trigger guard, but able to keep your fingers warm.

More concerned about keeping fingers warm than dry... Used to fly-fish with fleece gloves, kept my fingers warm even after dunking them into freezing lake, is that still the go, or have you guys found something else that works better ?

Hi ebf I use youngstown in the wet weather and find them real good for hunting as well.

Tx Dundee, are those the military working glove series ? winter waterproof model ?

I flog our Ninja hpt palm gloves from work I find they keep my hands warm and even slightly dry and there still thin enough to use for firing.I used them in the Kawekas for the first time.they dry out real quick also.
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Originally Posted by ebf

Tx Dundee, are those the military working glove series ? winter waterproof model ?

I don't know ebf I got them from farmlands.

Dundee, probably these...

Youngstown :: Camo Waterproof Winter Glove Details

Yip thats them

I've lost them, but I got a wicked pair (abut $50 worth) of wind proof Mountain Designs fleece gloves. Even got them altered by an apolsterer mate to fit my hands perfectly

Still warm when wet, you just gotta squeeze your hand really tight and they dry quick. Windproof too, much needed in wellies. Get a size that is relatively tight. Not too much that it hinders circulation, but still good for working in.

Originally Posted by Neckshot

I flog our Ninja hpt palm gloves from work I find they keep my hands warm and even slightly dry and there still thin enough to use for firing.I used them in the Kawekas for the first time.they dry out real quick also.
BlackwoodsProtector Safety
And bloody cheep

I'm onto those ninjas as well , my workers love them . They loose them before they wear out . Tryed out other brands and they all shit compared to ninjas . I wear them hunting now they great . Brought a whole box of them $4 .50 ech pr .

I use windstopper 'Gripper gloves' from Outdoor Research (Bivouac sells them) windproof, if wet just wring them out.....been using them for 20 years, on my third pair now!

Er @niblet, that looks like a whole body glove to me

I'm after just the hand part tx

Originally Posted by ebf

Er @niblet, that looks like a whole body glove to me

I'm after just the hand part tx

Bwah ha ha!!!

Originally Posted by ebf

Er @niblet, that looks like a whole body glove to me

I'm after just the hand part tx

Hmm double fuck up there, double post and in the wrong thread