Glove recommendations

[Ronin75]

I’m looking for some cold wear gloves that can keep my hands warm without being so bulky that I can’t remove my binoculars from my bino harness. Or so bulky that I have to remove my gloves if I have to focus my binos or hit the range finding button.
The bino harness I have is a T&K

 

[Sled]

I use these for cold weather. They're easy to break in and I keep my tactile functions in tact.
https://www.truckgloves.com/collections/ski/products/m1-ski-glove

 

[Shraggs]

I like rag wool

 

[t_carlson]

I use Kuiu Guide gloves in colder temps.

 

[*zap*]

Outdoor Research gloves with liner gloves..they offer a few options.

 

[Bearded Bowhunter]

I like the Sitka Gunner Gloves with a handwarmer muff as my late season setup if its really cold.

 

[Hunt the Top]

Kuiu Yukon pro gloves are the perfect glove IMO. I am very picky about gloves/gear. I have been beyond happy with these gloves. Going on 5 years with the same pair and nothing but great things to say. They are plenty warm but also great dexterity. Best of luck

 

[Desk Jockey]

Just did a cold (single digit lows) week in Colorado with a pair of kuiu northstar gloves. Using hand warmers in the coldest temps, I was fine and I could use my binos and range finder with them on.

 

[JGBowman]

I just got a pair of KUIU Yukon PRO Gloves this year.

100% waterproof, and not very bulky.

I wish I bought them years ago

 

[AndrewMT34]

I really like my Sitka Gunner gloves. I also recommend looking into Give-r gloves. I have a pair and they are super warm, a bit spendy for what they are though.

4-Season Give'r Gloves

Crafted from Grade A cowhide leather and coated with all-natural beeswax, the 4-Season Gloves are made to take a beating and keep on givin’.

www.give-r.com

 

[Whaledriver]

BD Patrols work nice too.

 

[asmxxiv]

Early season: Arcteryx Alpha SL
Mid Season: Geier Elkskin with Thinsulate
Late Season: BD Guide

 

[Lando]

Showa 282's are waterproof and warm. During CO 3rd season when my hands started freezing while processing my deer in nitrile gloves, I put them on and finished the job. Cleaned right up with dish soap and hot water.

Showa Best 282 Atlas TEMRES Insulated Gloves, Waterproof/Breathable TEMRES Technology, Oil Resistant Rough Textured Coating, Acrylic Insulation, Large (1 Pair): Amazon.com: Tools & Home Improvement

Showa Best 282 Atlas TEMRES Insulated Gloves, Waterproof/Breathable TEMRES Technology, Oil Resistant Rough Textured Coating, Acrylic Insulation, Large (1 Pair): Amazon.com: Tools & Home Improvement

www.amazon.com

 

[swMontanaHunter]

If you want something that won't break the bank look for Wells Lamont HydraHyde Leather insulated gloves.

 

[charliebravo77]

Gloves are maybe my least favorite piece of gear but for a pair that you can wear while active (vs mitts when glassing or stationary) but still keeping warm and retaining good dexterity these are some of the best I've tried. https://skdtac.com/pig-fdt-cold-weather-glove/

 

[Rick M.]

Frost River chopper mittens have been money for me here in MN. Fingered gloves just don't seem to keep the cold at bay. I found that you get used to the dexterity with mittens, and for anything requiring fine dexterity, they're easy to pull off and put back on.

I have these: https://frostriver.com/products/northern-pacific-mittens?variant=40765106651268