Gloves

[birddude]

Here we go again. My old Thinsulate leather driving gloves are shot. No longer made. Bought a new pair last year, didn't last a month. I need a good pair that are tough enough to withstand briars. Also need to be thin enough to use on double triggers. Opinions appreciated.

 

[Tomahawker]

I’ve wore batting gloves before. Help ya hit home runs!

 

[remy3424]

Search "gloves" in the title and there are years worth of suggestions.

 

[LC Smith]

I just put a few days on these and really like them.

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[Wind River]

Thin and warm gloves can do >20F, but colder than that takes a thicker glove with disposable heaters. I tried insulated golf gloves, didn’t help. Cross country ski gloves work for me when temps <20, even factoring wind chills. Thick gloves are the curse of double triggers. I lack good circulation in my arthritic fingers.

 

[Tomahawker]

2 pairs of gloves. One pair in the front of yer pants and wear the other. Switch out as needed

 

[BritChaser]

i like Cabelas Camoskinz which are non-leather and have a criss-cross of rubbery stuff on the plantar surfaces that makes carrying much easier with a lighter grip. if it's cold i put an insulated glove on my forward hand and do my best to keep my trigger/Camoskinz hand warm in the warming pocket