Cheap Stuff that Works

Does anyone know of a cheap set of gloves for Cold weather? I Will be in Idaho and colorado this year and imagine i will run into some snow.
Personally I have never found a set of gloves, regardless of price, that I'm happy with. I have a pair of Carhartt chopper mitts I got for like 20 bucks. They are very warm and I can basically throw my right mitt off in less than 1 second if I need to take a shot.

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I usually pick up a set of these Head gloves at Costco whenever they start setting out the winter gear ($18). Has worked great for snow blowing and cold weather work:

Head Waterproof Hybrid Gloves https://a.co/d/d9izqn1

Carhart puts out a good winter glove but a little more expensive than the head:

Carhartt Men's W.P. Waterproof Insulated Glove https://a.co/d/71AxiNL
Those head look like a good option. Im wondering what size... Im 6'4 200lbs. And I can bearly palm a basketball. ha
 
Those head look like a good option. Im wondering what size... Im 6'4 200lbs. And I can bearly palm a basketball. ha
How a glove fits is the most important factor, in my opinion. It doesn't matter how expensive a glove is, if it limits circulation, your hands freeze. Try on a bunch before buying anything. I've had better luck with cheap Walmart gloves than anything. Not because they are better, but that I've stumbled on to a pair that fits me perfectly.
 
I usually pick up a set of these Head gloves at Costco whenever they start setting out the winter gear ($18). Has worked great for snow blowing and cold weather work:

Head Waterproof Hybrid Gloves https://a.co/d/d9izqn1

Carhart puts out a good winter glove but a little more expensive than the head:

Carhartt Men's W.P. Waterproof Insulated Glove https://a.co/d/71AxiNL

I posted a link to some tough rubberized and insulated gloves earlier in this thread. Just search my post history in this thread. They are great gloves.
 
M65 military overpants for +-$20 on ebay= cheapest glassing pant and pillow stuffer. Moving the buttons back on the leg for more overlap at the sides adds considerable warmth.
 
Love those wrangler pants. discovered them a couple years ago.

While trying to cut weight on a trip, I swapped my ultralight thermarest cot for a Alps Mountaineering air mattress, cheaper ($60) and every bit at comfortable in my book. Now I prefer it.
 
Nite ize cam jam. Lightweight, and nearly endless uses. I use them for tensioners on my tarp, hanging game bags, holding a critters leg for gutting.... you name it

Nite Ize NCJ-01-4R3 CamJam Tie Down Rope Carabiner Clip, Cord Tightener 4-Pack, 4 Count https://a.co/d/4gGQmbZ
 

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Agreed on Wrangler pants. Had been eyeing them at North 40 but around $65 a pair was kind of steep to try them. Girlfriend later dragged me into target for her crap and they had the same ones for $25!
 
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