Topgun 30-06
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I've worn mittens for decades to keep my hands warm and they are easier for me to take off quickly if I want to shoot because I don't care for anything on my hands/fingers when I'm about to shoot any rifle.
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SadieKate
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Exactly. Layers! Wool liners other thin gloves, and then just pull off the mittens when you temporarily need the dexterity of fingers. With my small hands, I also have a difficult time finding warm work gloves for snoveling or using the snowblower. I think these over knitted wool gloves with a chemical warmer when needed be great.
Besides, with layers I can swap out for a dry pair of liners. Staying dry is half the battle of staying warm when you're active.
Besides, with layers I can swap out for a dry pair of liners. Staying dry is half the battle of staying warm when you're active.
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Dan O
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I'm trying a pair of High Plains Sheep skin mittens made in East Helena Montana and a Sheep skin "blizzard hat". So far I'm impressed with their warmth. For snowmobiling I wear some Cabalas Gore tex insulated gloves. They are warm and waterproof but bulky.
