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    Quote Originally Posted by Nibblet View Post
    Hmm double fuck up there, double post and in the wrong thread
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    how much for the outer glove

    bloody shit phone

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    Scored it off someone on here for $100?
    He had a few going, including the older jelly bean series one, macpac army one? Was about a year ago though

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    Big hands aye nibbles

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    Quote Originally Posted by Savage1 View Post
    Big hands aye nibbles
    Yup. And small girly wrists
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    Quote Originally Posted by ebf View Post
    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 ?
    I rate the snowbee sft neoprene gloves light weight super stretchy not slippery on rifle stock good trigger control as still thin seams welded and taped, good length up forearm too.. Only come in green.

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    @Dundee old thread i know but are you still using/buying the youngstown gloves.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bigbear View Post
    @Dundee old thread i know but are you still using/buying the youngstown gloves.
    Nah I lost them cause they were camo.

    The best I have since are wet "weather extreme" I'll dig some photos up next week as I'm heading into the back country to see @Andyanimal

    these ones have lasted me 2 yrs and they bloody good in the elements of NZ.
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    how about fingerless gloves? some good merino type or something like that, keep your finger tips useful while your hand should stay warm.
    I havent tried this before so dont cry to me when its no good!
    Use enough gun

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    I will see how i get on in farmlands today @Dundee after this weeks weather and having fleece type insulated gloves when it was trying to snow with wet hands it wasn't nice. Still like to be able to open gate latches and dog clips, pain in the arse taking gloves off and on.

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    Here we go
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    If farmlands don't have them try H&F
    Can still open gates and load shotty with these on.
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    [QUOTE=Dundee;272874]Hi ebf I use youngstown in the wet weather and find them real good for hunting as well.

    Keen to try these but having no joy finding any one up my way that stocks these. The Youngstown website lists a bunch of retailers that "stock their gloves" Mitre10, H&F, Farmlands, FarmSource etc.
    Tried all these local but no one has them. Any suggestions for who does stock them ?
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    Got the same problem in town. you tell us what you want we can order it in

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    Guys H&F Dannevirke have the new version of Xtreme bit pricey but a snug fit.Was in there today.I find these gloves are less bulky than youngstown.
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    "Thats not a knife, this is a knife"
    Rule 2: Always point firearms in a safe direction
    CFD

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    Can't go wrong with these: https://www.armyandoutdoors.co.nz/co...=8801229602881

    Had a set for around a month. Riding to and from work in the heaving rain and cold over the last couple of weeks. Hands have remained warm and dry. Have also had them out hunting and there awesome, retain excellent dexterity, no issues at all operating a firearm and again nice warm and toasty.

    Only $49

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dublin View Post
    Can't go wrong with these: https://www.armyandoutdoors.co.nz/co...=8801229602881

    Had a set for around a month. Riding to and from work in the heaving rain and cold over the last couple of weeks. Hands have remained warm and dry. Have also had them out hunting and there awesome, retain excellent dexterity, no issues at all operating a firearm and again nice warm and toasty.

    Only $49
    Are they big fitting - most gloves seem to be small for their size - if you get what I meaning

 

 

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