Jack Ryan
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Yep! X2, I get those out if it gets cold.
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best hunting Gloves cold weather
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Yep! X2, I get those out if it gets cold.
model88_308
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It's kinda like asking guys what boots... We feel the cold differently. A very good friend I used to hunt with was gloveless as we met during actual blizzard conditions and I had him unload my rifle because my gloved fingers were near numb.
For those with hands like "mine" a jacket with kangaroo pocket in front or a muff with warmers inside are A#1
For those with hands like "mine" a jacket with kangaroo pocket in front or a muff with warmers inside are A#1
frankwright
Senior Member
http://www.cabelas.com/product/clot...th-thinsulate-insulation/1222750.uts?slotId=1
I agree a goof insulated waist muff with the big hand warmer in them is the best for sitting on the stand but these gove mitts from Cabela's are nice too.
Magnet holds the mitt out of the way if you want your fingers free and there is a slit to free your thumb too.
I agree a goof insulated waist muff with the big hand warmer in them is the best for sitting on the stand but these gove mitts from Cabela's are nice too.
Magnet holds the mitt out of the way if you want your fingers free and there is a slit to free your thumb too.
alex_barnes
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pacecars
Senior Member
I have these and they work well. When I am hunting in a blind the best thing is a Mr Buddy heater! I don't need gloves with that sucker on!
Killer Kyle
Senior Member
Were you on the move, or sitting still? When I'm on the move, my hands nearly never get cold, and I seldom wear gloves. But when I'm sitting still for 4-10 hrs, that's a different story.
Bubba_1122
Senior Member
Forty eight years ago I went on a wilderness canoe trip for 2 weeks in Canada (Superior-Quetico National Forest).We were told to bring wool because it keeps you warm even when it's wet (and when you're portaging canoes your socks and hands will be wet).
One of the great outdoor lessons I've ever had.
I wear wool socks over polypropelene liners. I buy wool sweaters in March/April (Jos Banks) for very little money (usually $30 or so) and wear them over a polypropylene liner. I wear wool gloves. I have a LL Bean wool stocking cap or else wear a wool Pendleton crusher type hat.
I'm usually pretty comfortable.
One of the great outdoor lessons I've ever had.
I wear wool socks over polypropelene liners. I buy wool sweaters in March/April (Jos Banks) for very little money (usually $30 or so) and wear them over a polypropylene liner. I wear wool gloves. I have a LL Bean wool stocking cap or else wear a wool Pendleton crusher type hat.
I'm usually pretty comfortable.
model88_308
Banned
A heads up here to check the Bargain Cave at Cabelas site for wool "glomitts" on sale at 75% off. Ordered two pairs.
