keeping tour fingers warm

[HURRICANEBOB]

Hot Shot® Neoprene Full Finger Glove $7.99 FOUND AT:
https://secure.armysurplusforless.co...ew.php?id=1001
(TRICK, CUT SLIT IN DESIRED FINGER ON THE RUBBER SIDE, CHEAP AND WARM AND WORKS GREAT)


Hot Shot by Jacob Ash Foldback Fishing Gloves - Neoprene (For Men)
http://www.sierratradingpost.com/sea...criptions=True

(HIT THIS LINK FOR SEVERAL OPTIONS RANGIING FROM $11.95 TO $14.95)

HIGH END OPTION IS STEARNS NEOPRENE GLOVES-$19.95
http://www.go2marine.com/product.do?no=56578F

[Moon~Shaun]

I have the under armor light weight gloves, I got them for a Christmas gift last year. They are not water proof but they do great, low profile and tight fit. I am not sure how much they are but I absolutely love mine.

[coombro]

I have the under armor light weight gloves, I got them for a Christmas gift last year. They are not water proof but they do great, low profile and tight fit. I am not sure how much they are but I absolutely love mine.

I've heard of these gloves, but yet to find reveiws on them. Now I'm not talkin 40degree weather late winter walleye runs on the nolin river means knocking the ice out of your rods eyes. Just wonder how they hold up below 32 degrees? Do they keep you warm when wet like neoprene?

[Moon~Shaun]

I've heard of these gloves, but yet to find reveiws on them. Now I'm not talkin 40degree weather late winter walleye runs on the nolin river means knocking the ice out of your rods eyes. Just wonder how they hold up below 32 degrees? Do they keep you warm when wet like neoprene?

well it was 24 degrees when i went this weekend and my hands did not get cold at all, they have the little grippy things all over the palms and fingers. they got a little wet but did not make my hands cold. Keep in mind i took one off to lip the fish after netting it and i also had ice in all my rod eyes. hope this helps

[coombro]

well it was 24 degrees when i went this weekend and my hands did not get cold at all, they have the little grippy things all over the palms and fingers. they got a little wet but did not make my hands cold. Keep in mind i took one off to lip the fish after netting it and i also had ice in all my rod eyes. hope this helps

Thanks I think you've got me sold. No telling what the price of these things are but quality gear ain't cheap!

[Moon~Shaun]

Thanks I think you've got me sold. No telling what the price of these things are but quality gear ain't cheap!

well maybe santa will bring you some like he did me ha ha ha

[JohnC]

Try the mittens with the fingers cut out. Put one of the Hot Hands heater packs on top of your hands (where the blood vessels are) inside the mitten.

[tarheel4life]

Thanks I think you've got me sold. No telling what the price of these things are but quality gear ain't cheap!

i agree that the light weight under armor gloves keep u pretty warm, but i would try them on first. i have a pair and they make my hands feel dryed out. feels like i need to put a pound of lotion on and i never use lotion.

[12VoltMan]

Thanks I think you've got me sold. No telling what the price of these things are but quality gear ain't cheap!

I bought a pair of these gloves at ****'s last year for about $25. I love mine also!

[coombro]

I bought a pair of these gloves at ****'s last year for about $25. I love mine also!

Torn between the mittens and the underarmor gloves? what I've found is underarmour glove liners for about $25 is that what your using? Not like I'm gonna stick my hand in the water.

[fishalltime]

Bought a pair of the UNDER ARMOUR liner gloves an they exceded my expectations !I bought the large/xlarge an the could of been a hair smaller for my average size hand. I also have a pair of SEALSKINZ gloves that are excellant an waterproof .

[coombro]

Bought a pair of the UNDER ARMOUR liner gloves an they exceded my expectations !I bought the large/xlarge an the could of been a hair smaller for my average size hand. I also have a pair of SEALSKINZ gloves that are excellant an waterproof .

Yes I've seen the seal skins but are they bulky and how are they for handling a rod and reel? Which does the best job?