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Favorite hunting gloves recs?
Posted on 11/1/24 at 7:41 pm
Posted on 11/1/24 at 7:41 pm
I’ve been a hand muff with no or light gloves and leather insulated gloves on my wheeler….. what’s you baws favorite cold weather hunting glove?
This post was edited on 11/1/24 at 7:46 pm
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Posted on 11/1/24 at 8:01 pm to TexasHand
Lots of time I use a hand muff like you. But sometimes not. Admittedly, it doesn't get that cold in SW AR where I hunt, but here's what I do.
Not very cold: A pair of weight lifting gloves from Temu. Some of my hunting handguns have a "little" recoil to them. I've started developing some tendonitis my my dominant hand and I hope the padding in the palm of these gloves will help w/ that.
A little colder or using a lighter recoiling handgun: A pair of gloves I bought from Cabela's prob >40 years ago. Not one do they fit really tight, but they have nobs in the palm/fingers for texture and the tip of the 1st finger and thumb is cut off, helping dexterity.
Cold: A pair of gloves that has a lightly insulated velcro "hood" covering the fingers like a mitten. If it's cold, I put a small chemical pack in the "hood."
Not very cold: A pair of weight lifting gloves from Temu. Some of my hunting handguns have a "little" recoil to them. I've started developing some tendonitis my my dominant hand and I hope the padding in the palm of these gloves will help w/ that.
A little colder or using a lighter recoiling handgun: A pair of gloves I bought from Cabela's prob >40 years ago. Not one do they fit really tight, but they have nobs in the palm/fingers for texture and the tip of the 1st finger and thumb is cut off, helping dexterity.
Cold: A pair of gloves that has a lightly insulated velcro "hood" covering the fingers like a mitten. If it's cold, I put a small chemical pack in the "hood."
Posted on 11/1/24 at 8:29 pm to TexasHand
Definitely not a single answer, depends on the weather and what im doing. Ducks in the rain is different than a deer blind and the mountains are a whole ‘nother animal. I have way too many gloves but my kuiu guide gloves probably get used the most when I’m hunting. I’ve also in become a big fan of hot hands the last couple of seasons.
Posted on 11/1/24 at 10:03 pm to TexasHand
KINCO HYDROFLECTOR
Plumbing/work gloves that are waterproof and insulated. And cheap.
Plumbing/work gloves that are waterproof and insulated. And cheap.
Posted on 11/2/24 at 6:42 am to TigerOnThe Hill
I loved the Banded ones I have. Only gloves I have ever owned that allowed me to use my fingers and kept my hands warm.
Posted on 11/2/24 at 7:20 am to TexasHand
I have a pair of the Sitka down pour. I loved them but I have no idea where they are currently.
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