Thinnest warmest gloves.

[bk]

I hate wearing gloves and only wear them when it's really cold as I soon get sweaty hands
I also hate being restricted so are there any thin gloves that offer decent warmth and not "snaggy"?

 

[stalker.308]

For Sale: Size 9 (Large) Leather Lined shooting gloves- Chester Jeffries

I have a pair, they are brilliant, the leather so supple and not snaggy its like you aren't wearing any. Costly yes, but check my link out, usually 70 I am trying to sell these at 20 pound under rrp! (shameless bump on someone elses thread!)

 

[SussexFallow]

I use some merino wool liners from thermalshop
atb Steve

 

[Alexj]

I have recently picked up some Deerhunter Halifax gloves, they are like a mitten, the cover over the fingers folds back, to leave thin insulating fingers. These are very toasty and the covers are kept flipped back with silent magnets.

Alex

 

[Overlay]

Hi Steve

I use golfing gloves, think they are called MW but they are pretty warm, dry quickly and they grip like glue. KWG do them. I Think, far better than the usual thin leather ones and warmer

ATB

Phil

 

[Offroad Gary]

Macwets, can load rimfires in them

 

[Cut+Squirt]

Sealskin Hunter are very good . . .

 

[GHILLIE]

Sealskin Hunter are very good . . .

Second that. Top notch gloves use them all the time.

 

[FreshFace]

Second that. Top notch gloves use them all the time.

Third that, superb gloves. Keep hands warm, dry and I'm able to operate rifle fully with no issues.
Steve

 

[PointBlank]

Sealskin Hunter are very good . . .

I am happy with mine although you do need the merino liners if you are sitting in a high seat at this time of year.

 

[www.yorkshireroestalking.]

I don't wear gloves these days much.
I wear a muff (with windstopper) and put 2 heat packs in it for normal use.
In sweden I also put in a charcoal handwarmer and sat still in -26c for 5 hours without cold hands.
Just pull out your hand and shoot or glass and repace in muff.
Great kit.
-26c and you can see it around my neck, put the gloves on to hold the rifle.

finland -21c

 

[prometheus]

I mostly use brown leather gloves from John Lewis, very good quality. Had them a couple of years now and have been used a lot in both summer and winter and are still in excellent order. Warm enough for all but the very coldest conditions and not sweaty in the summer and very thorn proof.

 

[pob]

I like these:
http://www.mountain-equipment.co.uk/the_gear/head_hands_+_feet/hands/touch_glove---260/
They aren't waterproof, but they are thin, warm and maintain your dexterity.

 

[bk]

I like the look of the Macwets. Are they stretchy? If I order a tighter size will they give a little so they aren't baggy.

 

[Oh6]

Macwets, can load rimfires in them

+1 Great gloves

For the thickness I don't think that there is anything as warm.

 

[RED-DOT]

I use woolen gloves that have flip over end that make them into mitts which can be quickly opened to reveal the trigger finger.

 

[finnbear270]

Silk m/cycle glove liners. Silk is /has been the most favoured thermal protection since Grandad sat in a rear turret of a Lanc.

 

[Rake Aboot]

I use Mark Todd thinsulate leather riding gloves, they are around £13 or so and are bloody superb

 

[pob]

I just tried Googling Macwets.

What does "ass sport enthusiasts...." mean?

 

[bobjs]

been using mack-wets for a while,

i have a size 10 hand and fit a 9 so that when you make a fist the water runs out of the glove and then retains its grip.

not waterproof at all and not that warm,

first pair are on their last legs and lasted a full very busy season last year.

second pair of mack- wet wind stopper, are ok but again not that warm,

i like the look of the Deerhunter Halifax gloves think ill try them if im still shooting this time next week. (may be packing it all in.)

bob.