Warm Gloves?

[harunh]

Got a pair for 18 quid from gardiners website when i first started out... and to be honest their no good at all... they just soak through but a lot of people come on here and say a lot of gloves are **** but a few people rate sealskin and joka gloves...

But i hate wearing gloves... even when i was a kid in school in the snow fights i wouldnt wear gloves.... while every 1 else did... but eventually i started wearing them and this is the gloves i used to waer - same make and same style design i used to wear

http://direct.asda.com/george/mens-accessories/thinsulate-ski-gloves/G003607670,default,pd.html

These gloves are really good i believe cos when i used to wear them my hands were always warm

but are their good whilst using the pole ?

thanks

 

[cuzza]

Joka gloves are great for a good couple of hours then they get to warm.i use black marigolds from tesco which do the job fine

 

[koopmaster]

ASDA £3 gloves. get a couple of pairs and swap if you get them wet.

 

[mark m]

 

[Dodger]

I need some better ones and keep thinking about those diving gloves but for now I took a small pair of marigolds, took lining from some thinsulates and put that on over the marigolds then a larger thicker pair of rubber gloves (black) over those and to be honest down to like -3-4 they're pretty good. Not really toastie but good enough.

 

[Matty H]

H if you've asked about gloves once you've asked a million times. Joka for warmth but bulky to use. Try those Youngstown Winter ones I sent you a link too. Bloody brilliant.

 

[CNS-southwest]

Black tesco rubber gloves /emoticons/smile.png

 

[harunh]

Rubber makes ya hands feel weird like proper dry

 

[CNS-southwest]

Talc power or moisturizer in there the. Lol

 

[harunh]

F thatt lol

 

[CNS-southwest]

Keeps ya hands soft for the missus and kids (when in have em )

 

[Matty H]

H you into the bondage now lol