Gloves for brutal weather

[Limitless]

These aren't for brutal weather, but they'll take you pretty far. Model 3233. $18/pr at Runnings. Can sometimes find them online even cheaper. Great gloves. The uninsulated version are deerskin & slightly more Gucci luxurious.

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Am I correct in assuming the deerskin version provides enough dexterity to work the fondue forks?

 

[A5 Sweet 16]

Am I correct in assuming the deerskin version provides enough dexterity to work the fondue forks?

Yes, or so I'm told. Only low-bagger rubes wear gloves at a fondue bar.

 

[Limitless]

Yes, or so I'm told. Only low-bagger rubes wear gloves at a fondue bar.

True, but I guess I was thinking of the fondue on the bus when driving down the corn rows, where you have to be ready to take a shot out the window with that cold gun metal against your hands.

 

[A5 Sweet 16]

True, but I guess I was thinking of the fondue on the bus when driving down the corn rows, where you have to be ready to take a shot out the window with that cold gun metal against your hands.

I've got several pairs. I'll give one to GH & he can tell us if he can eat short bus fondue with them.

 

[Harehound]

Both can be found at Runnings or Dunhams although picked over by now.View attachment 10305View attachment 10304

I wear heated gloves I got at Costco. Heated, touch finger and water proof. I have an extra set of lithium batteries. I have heat for hours

 

[birddude]

If it's truly brutal outside (like now} I'm not going to need gloves. I'm going to be sitting here Posting some BS.

 

[Js4fn]

It’s beyond human up here

 

[Wind River]

Regular heated gloves are too bulky for me, nice and warm when not handling a gun. Have not tried just heated liners. Getting the finger on the trigger and thumb slipping over the safety was an issue. Might as well used my snowmobile gloves. Still looking for a better solution. Like Dude, I might have to hunt indoors. Yesterday was -21 actual temp, -33 wind chill. I have been out in -62 wind chill helping a stalled car. Takes your breath away. Called a tow truck.