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Dan O'Connell wrote:
This may be off topic (LOL) but does anyone have a favorite brand of very cold water/airtemp paddling gloves. I bought a pair of Marmot windproof/water resistant gloves this week..and froze the instant they got wet. Is neoprene the best...etc? I also have super lightweight pogies/mambas...so coupled with something else thinner and with tacky grip may be my goal? Thanks in advance...this group always has the best advice as usual....Dan O Neoprene is the best stuff I've found. Those simulated leather palm things get really cold really fast. I have a couple of pairs in 2mm and 3 mm thicknesses, depending on the temps. The key is to wear the thinnest gloves possible to stay warm. Excess neoprene between your hands and the paddle feels like paddling in boxing gloves; you can't get good finesse on the paddle. I have some Aleutian brand gloves from Bass Pro Shop that work pretty well. I like some of the NRSs, too. Or...really cheap and really warm: poly glove liners under dishwashing gloves. Steve -- Steve Cramer Athens, GA |
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