MyFishFinder.com Just like iceshanty but warmer
So the general consensus is to stuff your cold hands into a muff?
For $15 you can run through a pair a season and not be heartbroken. They've always worked for me.https://foxsox.com/products/mid-weight-fingerless-ragg-glove?variant=31529267757099I've always used a big mitt on the really cold days. You can normally still jig with a mitt on, and keep your reeling hand in a coat pocket until you have to use it. I'm looking at getting the Buffalo chopper mitts from Eskimo. They're saying they have 250 grams of Thinsulate Platnum, seems like they'd be the ticket riding out on the sled or wheeler!https://geteskimo.com/collections/gloves/products/buffalo-chopper-mitt
The no gloves works for those with amazing circulation, forvthe rest of us a warm corevis important but doesn't replace the need for gloves, thick pair of nitrile gloves 5mm keeps the wind off and helps me a ton when setting tip ups
Nitrile works for those that don’t sweat! I can literally pour sweat out of nitrile gloves. It’s........gross. I also have less than ideal circulation. That’s why it’s important to keep trying different things until one finds what’s right for them. A warm core is of utmost priority if your goal is creating warmth though and the methods used to maintain that warmth varies from person to person. I’m glad nitrile works for people because it’s a good solution for those it works for. Nobody needs to be uncomfortably cold.
I’ve been using the latex coated gloves for the last several years. Waterproof and insulated. Wells Lamont Cold Weather Grips
I wear fingerless wool gloves made and sold for military usedat local Army --Navy store looking at the tag on glove Their made in CHINA !!!What the HELLO going on here ? isn't that a kick the head LOL
For some reason the latex always degrade on me. Otherwise they're great brand new.
I’ve had this pair going on 3 years. Only problem I had was mice chewed a couple holes in the latex of one glove when I left them in the sled overnight. Think there was still fish slime on it. But I just touched up those spots with that spray on rubber stuff. Good as new!