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Warm park gloves?

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P-HAGAR
Posts: 608 - Karma: 159
any gloves that have super maneuverability without sacrificing comfort and warmth?

mine freeze my hands...looking for a new pair +k for answers and finds
Jun 21 2011 8:10PM
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Rockhound
Posts: 3432 - Karma: 851
pow tanto's are pretty low profile yet warm
Jun 21 2011 8:52PM
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mountainviper
Posts: 1931 - Karma: -3
Dakine dakine dakine...period
Jun 22 2011 12:34AM
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Mr_pretzel
Posts: 4616 - Karma: 1,289
Mittens.
Jun 22 2011 2:16AM
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rach
Posts: 917 - Karma: 507
I like celtek a lot, unless its raining, then my hands get pretty cold. for a sunny spring/summer day though they're light weight and cozy enough.
Jun 23 2011 6:42PM
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rozboon
Posts: 1642 - Karma: 868
Not exactly a park glove but Cactus SPG.

Hand made by chill dudes down here in New Zealand. All leather and once the lining packs out the dexterity is very, very good. Warmest gloves around, only downside is they don't breathe very well so if you get sweaty hands it can be an issue, because moisture sure as hell isn't going in or out of these things.
Jun 23 2011 7:55PM
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PimpHands
Posts: 97 - Karma: 142
haha, feel cheesy pushing my own stuff, but you should atleast take a look at www.pimphands.com.au
Jun 23 2011 8:31PM
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.RYAN66
Posts: 5381 - Karma: 235
there is a major sale going on for empire gloves on backcountry i got a new york II for 30 bucks and the mittens are around the same price. pipe gloves for 15.
Jun 23 2011 10:33PM
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Shukovski
Posts: 470 - Karma: 433
I have gloves from the company of Hestra, they are very comfy warm, but also thin and don't restrict the movement of the hand
Jun 24 2011 7:21PM
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84891jnf92048
Posts: 11552 - Karma: 2,550
this.

I either wear mittens or go barehanded.
Jun 24 2011 9:53PM
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jmasterp
Posts: 1976 - Karma: 233
I had the same thing happen to me. If you want something thatll keep your hands warm avoid the rubbery grip part. Pick a glove w/o that it can get pretty cold if the grippy party gets even a little wet.
Jun 24 2011 9:54PM
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Silverback
Posts: 26 - Karma: 8
I've used POW and Level. Pow is more comfortable but my Level handled the beating much better than the POWs. I would suggest Level to get your moneys worth.
Jun 24 2011 10:16PM
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Click for larger image Click for larger image Sooo comfy and warm. + comes in either black or shark...
Jun 28 2011 9:40PM
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