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Dopest gloves that stay warm?

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Young_Spicoli
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I want some sweet gloves that stay warm in most cases. Any ideas?
Feb 10 2014 6:27PM
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yangumane
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was it really necessary to create two threads to ask the exact same question?
Feb 10 2014 7:42PM
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Young_Spicoli
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No one was replying. So yes.
Feb 10 2014 7:55PM
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Bloom.
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Been pretty happy with my Pimp Hands. I've had em for about 2 years now. Put probably around 150 days in with the gloves, they're still holding up and keeping me warm.
Feb 10 2014 8:55PM
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Kretzschmar
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^like Jim said, I've heard really good things about Pimp Hands.

If you can shell out the extra cash, the Seth Morrison Hestra 3 fingers (or Henrik Windstedt's for a full mitten) are the bee's knees. I have a pair and haven't been disappointed yet, especially with how cold it's been in the midwest this year.
Feb 10 2014 9:26PM
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Forest.
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pimp hands are suuper warm and suuuper dope.
Feb 10 2014 9:36PM
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Sharko
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Flylow Ridge/Oven Mitt are super warm and super cheap. They are a water proofed Kino work glove. If by dope you mean functional this would be a good pick.

If by dope you mean eye-catching, I was really surprised with a pair of Celtek Aviator gloves I picked up on eBay for cheap. They have held up really well and they are really warm. Apparently the first year they made them they had some serious problems so avoid old ones. They also have a line of WuTang gloves if that does anything for you.
Feb 10 2014 9:58PM
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Wompuscat
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I havent tried them myself, but a lot of people put snoseal on a pair of Kinco gloves and say they work awesome. Gonna try it a bit later this season possibly just because its cheap.

Personally, I've got a pair of Oakley Sadplants, Hestra Seth Morrison Claw gloves, and Black Diamond Legend gloves. By far and away the warmest gloves are the Hestras, plus they look dope as fuck. Downside, pretty pricey. The Legend gloves are also fairly good, a leather goretex glove so your hands will not get wet, and the insulation is pretty good as well. They don't stay as warm as the Hestra's, but I wanted a 5 finger glove and found these cheap so picked em up. For a park glove, the Sadplant's are warm as shit in my opinion, and look pretty good. I'd definitely recommend em for a park glove, but dont know other peoples experiences with em. They run a bit smaller though, so take that into account.
Feb 10 2014 10:10PM
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MontanaMuggin
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The seth Morrison 3 fingers are so sexy. But 180 is a lot.
Feb 10 2014 10:13PM
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srg_bchkv
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Hesrta Vertical Cut and Ski Cross are very warm, my hands are sweating in them at -15 C.
Feb 11 2014 1:00AM
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