ice fishing gloves

[icebreakerbrit]

can anyone recomend a good pair of gloves for ice fishing   

[tracker 1]

I think some body on this site was selling gloves. I am not sure but it might have been  Skipper.If you look it up in the search section you might find the post. Some of the people who have them liked them.

[mrlongbeard1]

check the for sales in the main forum

[snowman3406]

Clam Ice shanty and a mr heater heat buddy.  wont need gloves while inside it!   

On a serious note though, i found a pair of fingerless wool gloves that are very thin a few years ago. 
I wear them under a pair of ice armour gloves.  The ice armour gloves are great.  They are flexible
warm enough and dry.  The only times they come off outside is when unhooking a fish, or retying
a line.  I find it a pain to tie a good knot with any pair of full finger gloves.   The ice armours run
30 bucks, and can be found at pretty much any place that carries ice fishing gear these days.

[4cator]

I have a pair of ice armor from cabelas. If you don't have good luck on site, you might try them.

[rich81]

don't wear gloves

[pike4some]

I picked up the new ice armor gloves that came out this year the now have a zipper compartment for a hand warmer or ventilation and they have made them now that a piece extends out and over your arms further.They seem to be very warm so far.

[Jello]

I picked up a pair of these Head ski gloves for $15 at Costco here in Canada.  I've had them since last season and they've been great.  I've had them soaked, but the inside remains dry.

http://thesocksite.com/head-waterproof-winter-gloves-with-heat-pack-pocket-p-581.html

[snohiker]

i just got a pair of ice armor glove that fit like work gloves   they are very comfy i dot wear gloves to often but these are very warm and i like the fit   oh yea there water proof until you hit the top of glove they have a neoprene wrist cuff that keeps allot of the snow and water out   just my two cents  oh i got them from dicks sporting goods 

[bassranger]

I like the polar gloves made by HT they are water proof, warm and easy to get on and off even with wet hands. plus the wool on the cuffs make a great snot rag

[Dull Hooks]

Fingerless rag wool golves with handwarmer packets in my pockets in case my finggies get a bit chilly

[bigredonice]

I like the polar gloves made by HT they are water proof, warm and easy to get on and off even with wet hands. plus the wool on the cuffs make a great snot rag

yep!

[tarantula]

I don't wear gloves either, pain in the a$$!
When bucket fishing I use a single mantle
coleman to knock the chill off.

[percheyes42]

I like the polar gloves made by HT they are water proof, warm and easy to get on and off even with wet hands. plus the wool on the cuffs make a great snot rag

Just don't miss the wool or oooooouuuuuch.

[c2223]

Latex gloves from your local drug store, put them on when you get to the lake and put your other gloves over them, get on the ice ,drill your holes set up the shanty and take your outer gloves off, hands will keep warm and dry, good fishing!

[Pittsfield Pike Preditor]

Fingerless rag wool golves with handwarmer packets in my pockets in case my finggies get a bit chilly

I wear the same thing all winter long no matter what the weather is like and my fingers never get cold. I would never buy anything else.

[WANNAKETCHUM]

Latex gloves from your local drug store, put them on when you get to the lake and put your other gloves over them, get on the ice ,drill your holes set up the shanty and take your outer gloves off, hands will keep warm and dry, good fishing!

I've been considering trying latex gloves...I usually don't wear any gloves and as long as I keep my hands relatively dry (which is hard to do ice fishing) they don't get cold. I figure if I used latex under a light pair of gloves my hands would be fine. When it comes time to unhook a fish or tie a Knot just pull the outer glove(s) off. Gonna experiment with it a bit this winter...WK

[WANNAKETCHUM]

Fingerless rag wool gloves with handwarmer packets in my pockets in case my finggies get a bit chilly

Yea....They keep your hands warm, just don't get a hook even NEAR one of them or you spend more time digging out a hook than you do fishing!!!!... ..WK

[Timmer]

Latex gloves from your local drug store, put them on when you get to the lake and put your other gloves over them, get on the ice ,drill your holes set up the shanty and take your outer gloves off, hands will keep warm and dry, good fishing!

Latex?  No kidding.  Who would think of that?  You aren't a proctologist by chance, are you?    Your buddies might get scared if they saw you take your outer gloves off.   

[Mounter]

Be careful with latex gloves near the heater!!!!! My buddy seemed to be in pain when they partially melted to his skin.

[chillywillie]

I got a pair of the HT Polar gloves for Christmas.  Can't wait to try them out on a really cold day.

[sbfPA_Mike]

I could never get a pair of gloves that kept my hands warm, but also were pliable enough for fishing. I need that sensativity and dexterity in my hands and gloves always get in the way. Through the years, I found a good pair of heavy chopper mitts work great. I can wear them during the work times and when out and about, but they fly right off the hands when it comes time to fish. They also work great as knee pads when you get to your tip-up hole and you want to kneel down to play the fish or work the tipup.

Mike

[limpbait]

leather mittens with sheepskin liners that have guantlets, they drop rite off when you get to your tip up and you can kneel on em, army surplus wool glove liners inside when really cold, old school.

[toadhunter2]

i have a pair of wool gloves for walking from the truck to the shack and a pair of neoprene duck decoy gloves for working tip-ups warm and water proof plus still have finger mobility

[mainedukblaster]

I use what we call here in maine "lobster gloves"  I get them at the marine store in portland, me..  I love them for Duck hunting and placing decoys in cold water, and ice fishing especually clearing holes and they are great in wet conditions.  Really have good use of your fingers and such with these on. Also if they get a little cut, I fix it with pvc repair glue... same stuff you use for wader or rubber raft repair...
here is a link with the info on the glove.  They are about 12.00 at the store in portland. 
http://www.seattlemarine.net/productcart/pc/viewPrd.asp?idcategory=0&idproduct=1771

[Drewbonic]

Cabelas has a great pair of  Glommits. They are a newer item, and you can find them on the website. Neoprene palm, flip thumb, thinsulate, etc. I bought a pair and I really like them. Go to the cabelas site and type Glommits in the search bar. They should pop up. They are only about $15.00.
- Good fishing!

[ChknChkn]

Bought some of these at Bass Pro.......

http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10151&catalogId=10001&langId=-1&partNumber=73534&hvarTarget=search&cmCat=SearchResults

Work like a charm for me......index finger tips & thumbs can be rolled back and velcroed down when you need to re-tie.....works pretty slick.

[Slammerman]

Fingerless ragg wool gloves with handwarmer packets in my pockets in case my finggies get a bit chilly

I'll go a step further if needed - put the handwarmers INSIDE your fingerless gloves against the back sides of your hands. I put on the big mitts for walking or riding on and off the ice. Heavier insulated gloves are more of a P.I.T.A. in my opinion - and mittens will keep you warmer.

[Fishin Fireman]

I use just about everything I can find here in Alaska, I had a pair of Ice armour from Cabelas, they worked great for the first few times and then they got water in and they ripped plus the fingers pulled out I sent them back for new ones as an exchange, no problems with that because it was a few months after I bought them when the problem arised. The new pair seem to be doing fine but right now I can't find them in my garage so I have been using a pair of Kenai fingerless flip mitts with neoprene and they work fine along with my Kenai neoprene gloves.

I just wish the Ice armour ones would come up the arms a little higher and I could find mine

[WANNAKETCHUM]

I have several good pairs of large mittens (one pair are military issue with leather palms and wool lining) and I don't have a problem with them because you can rip them off quick to grab a tip-up or leave them on to drill holes etc. I still think I'm gonna try latex underneath a pair if thin glove liners for all around wear...WK