WATERPROOF GLOVES

[hily 380]

Anyone use water proof shooting gloves like sealskinz as my hands have had to much hammer rash from my work i am now feeling the cold more been looking at some gloves but as i hav'nt worn gloves to hunt with in the past i would like some advice .Mind you at the price of some of them i will have to get the wife to put a string on them and thread them through the sleeves of my coat just like she used to do with the kids

[jigsaw 11,875]

watching this closely,im in the same boat,up on the hills its feckin freezing,my little digits are purple most days.

[Hob&Jill 258]

Macwet gloves. Not overly warm but will take the wind chill and most cold. I dont really like gloves as they are always to bulky and combersome but these fit really well as they come in loads of numbered sizes not just s, m, l, xl, etc. They are not really waterproof but ive never had them wet when its raining so they are showerproof really.

 

I would really recommend them but you might not think they are suitable for what you want. Search on google they have a website.

 

HJ

[bicykillgaz 1]

i have owned a couple of pairs of sealskinz gloves, socks and have a hat too and they are great if its the cold thats the main problem they do thermal glove liners for extra warmth all there stuff is hard wearing they also do purpose built shooting gloves with trigger finger thing, not seen them my self but if there made like the rest of there kit they'll be quality and worth investing in

[mad al 146]

Sealskinzshooting gloves for ya

[hily 380]

Thanks all for input going to try some sealskinz jigsaw i will let you know what i think of them now to open the piggy bank

[owdnorthener 13]

Hi, I dont know if these would be ok for shooting, but from tomorrow Aldi are selling " Anglers neoprene 100% waterproof gloves" at £ 4.99 a pair. They have a split foldback thumb and forefinger.

 

They could be worth a look. regards

[scamp 1]

Don't waste your cash on sealskinz gloves, i had a pair and they are crap, the manufacturer states that they are waterproof, i can assure you they are not, mines fell apart after 1 seasons use. I sent them back to the manufacturer to complain but they just sent them back stating that they tested them and as far they were concerned they were not faulty, any decent company would have at least sent a replacement pair. Look on amazon they sell them and there is some reviews from customers who purchased them. Get yourself something made from neoprene, Deben do ones with trigger finger holes.