[Jim Eddie]

Anyone who frequents the "big forum" will have seen the threads re gloves. I can assure you i have tried them all, cheap and expensive. I found thr neoprene fingerless or fold back fingers are no good as your hand become cold when the water gets in , as it will. I have tried the Sealskins which are around £28 a pop , although they keep your hands dry they still get cold.

These are the ones I now wear, although they will get wet, even then they still keep your hand warm.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=290484946156

Alternatively you can not wear gloves as its not cool and moan like a wee girly about cold hands 

 

Jim   

[Barry Robertson]

I was about to post MAN UP, then i realised that you remembered about me moaning at sherrup 

[Steven Kidd]

Footjoy, thermal golf gloves do the trick, nice and warm and have obviously good 'feel' through the fingers.

Skidd

[Iain Goolager]

Footjoy? Footjoy?

It's Calloway or nothing!
Why do golfers only wear one glove?


'cos one one hand it might be raining but on the other it might not.......................................coat!

Iain

[Mike Barrio]

In extreme cold conditions, a pair of fairly thin wool gloves with a pair of washing up gloves over them works very well indeed. Warm, dry and still a bit of feel ...... trouble is they don't look very trendy

Perhaps replacing the old washing up gloves with some of these modern latex protective ones might do the trick

Cheers
Mike

[Barry Robertson]

Tried a good few products and never found anything yet that does the trick, i just cant fish with gloves on, it seams to take the feel out of the whole thing 
Especially fishing buzzers in the winter, i just have to have the most feel that my fingers will give me!
Trying to have a super smooth slow figure of 8 with gloves on just doesnt work!

[Andy Wren]

I fished in -4c on sunday ,wearing half a pair of simmsn fingerless with another half pair of orvis fingerless ,both fleece ,and both slightly loose fitting .
with a pre leaving home dose of Norwegian formula hand cream ,hands stayed reasonably warm ,the simms hand possibly slightly warmer ,then they are ten years younger .
Just cant get on with the neoprene ones ,never felt good on me , so as not to be brandist , i have been happy with some snobee fingerless fleece ones but the Orvis and simms being loose fitting seem to have the edge .