Ultimate Glove

[buckreaper]

Vaso Glove Liners.  They're battery operated, thin, have five different levels of heat, and fit almost like neoprene.  Pricey though. About $250.00.  Been reading some pretty good reviews of them. 

[Cylvertip]

Try looking at Gray Wolf Woolens mits they have "wolfskin" (warp-knit) and wool with a variety of options.  They may not keep you dry, but they will keep you warm.  I use them for late bow up in the snow and love them .

For trapping, the best thing I have found is the lined type chemical gauntlet gloves.  They come up to almost your elbow, can be pulled off easily, and aren't all that expensive at feed stores or even Fred Meyers where I get mine ( forget the brand, but they're green in color).  I carry a couple of pair in the rig and swap out when they get wet.  Even when wet, they still keep you warm down to around zero because they are some what loose.  They do tend to get holes in between the thumb and forefinger, but glue that up and your good to go.  Other than that week point, they're tuff.

[DBake]

I was at Sportsco last week they had fleece inlined neoprene gloves, I wish I had a pair for this pass Saturday to test. I may go grab a pay to try out this late season.

[Machias]

I actually found exactly what I was looking for at Big R.  Clo Mitts that are windproof and waterproof.  They are perfect!

[JackOfAllTrades]

Uh... Photo and manufacture contact information please.

Otherwise, I know guys that work in construction that wear nytril gloves under their Atlas work gloves for warm dry hands.

I've yet to be really happy with so called 'water proof' gloves so I just stick to wool, pockets, or the natural hand warmer. 

-Steve

[Machias]

I'll put that info up tonight, so far I've been very pleased with them!

[Alchase]

Uh... Photo and manufacture contact information please.

Otherwise, I know guys that work in construction that wear nytril gloves under their Atlas work gloves for warm dry hands.

I've yet to be really happy with so called 'water proof' gloves so I just stick to wool, pockets, or the natural hand warmer. 

-Steve

I have yet to find a pair of "waterproof" gloves that ........are!

I have I believe at least six different pairs of "goretex waterproof" gloves that .......aren't!


Sealskins are about the most waterproof I have found but they have a horrible fit.

[rasbo]

I had a pair of those cheap wally world gloves they were great for the wet side....I still dont have a problem with my hands in some pantyhose

[stumprat]

I had a pair of those cheap wally world gloves they were great for the wet side....I still dont have a problem with my hands in some pantyhose

 

[runamuk]

I had a pair of those cheap wally world gloves they were great for the wet side....I still dont have a problem with my hands in some pantyhose

ummm yeah ok.....back to gloves

I think I need a wet suit or maybe a drysuit to hunt this particular season....my gloves well they are not waterproof or hailproof for that matter  

[Bofire]

 :)buy some that you can buy a new pair each year, that way you'll  always have one glove at home!
Carl