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I am sure I am not the only gear whore who has a glove quiver. Whats your glove quiver and what does each do for you. The other glove thread made me think thiswould be a good idea.
Rubber Insulated Electricians Gloves cost $15
Waterproof the only glove I have had that is actually waterproof, the fleece insulation on the inside keep sweet down and cold rain or wet snowy days your hands will stay dry.
Flylow John Henry Gloves $15-30 dollars
all leather light weight spring glove, really dextrous and really tough. never buy another spring glove again.
Flylow Ridge Glove $40 bucks but can be had much cheaper.
like hardware store glove but already baked with Snoseal. They last forever assuming you leather balm them. I use them for skiing, working, and walking the dogs. Decently warm, super tough, but not at all water proof.
Flylow Upslope glove $70 dollars retail.
Goat leather, super supple, really tough, actually fairly warm and more waterproof than any glove I have ever had but the rubber gloves. You can find them cheap and they rock.
Hestra Seth crab claws $130
Steezy, tough, leather is tough, but honestly not much warmer than the upslopes, and not waterproof, and also not as breathable as the flylows gloves. good at punching tree branches out of the way with padded knuckles. Kind of rip off other wise.
Goridini Polar mitts
Very warm and cozy. So far durability has been good. Breathable and these are easy off an on, even if your hand is wet.
Rubber Insulated Electricians Gloves cost $15
Waterproof the only glove I have had that is actually waterproof, the fleece insulation on the inside keep sweet down and cold rain or wet snowy days your hands will stay dry.
Flylow John Henry Gloves $15-30 dollars
all leather light weight spring glove, really dextrous and really tough. never buy another spring glove again.
Flylow Ridge Glove $40 bucks but can be had much cheaper.
like hardware store glove but already baked with Snoseal. They last forever assuming you leather balm them. I use them for skiing, working, and walking the dogs. Decently warm, super tough, but not at all water proof.
Flylow Upslope glove $70 dollars retail.
Goat leather, super supple, really tough, actually fairly warm and more waterproof than any glove I have ever had but the rubber gloves. You can find them cheap and they rock.
Hestra Seth crab claws $130
Steezy, tough, leather is tough, but honestly not much warmer than the upslopes, and not waterproof, and also not as breathable as the flylows gloves. good at punching tree branches out of the way with padded knuckles. Kind of rip off other wise.
Goridini Polar mitts
Very warm and cozy. So far durability has been good. Breathable and these are easy off an on, even if your hand is wet.