My Favorite Winter Gloves
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.พ. 2022
- Most hikers know all about top and bottom clothes layering - but what about your hands? Here I go over my triple-layer system for winter gloves.
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Sealskinz Ultra Grip - amzn.to/3od1TeI
Raeleigh Rose Designs' Alpaca Peruvian Highland Wool Gloves - bit.ly/35wON5n
Showa 282 (original) - amzn.to/3Hc9NfM
Showa 282-02 - bit.ly/3ocrDrG
Miyagi's Glove Layering Video - • Cold Hands? Proper La...
Andrew Skurka's Showa 282 Article - andrewskurka.com/review-showa...
Andrew Skurka's Showa 282-02 Article - andrewskurka.com/preview-show...
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Amazing job and great info. You saved me so much (more) time in researching exactly this! I will be buying this system when I can for sure! Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Nice review man, very useful and helpful.🙌🏻
Glad you think so!
Thanks for helping me find my little piece of Peruvian heaven. I mean wool gloves lol!!! Thanks my friend!!!
I owe it all to Miyagi haha, glad you like them!
I thanked Miyagi as well, but I didn't really appreciate what they were till your video. So thanks again.
Good morning from North Wales! Found your channel and think the videos that you have are so good. This is really helpful thank you ~ Anna and Alf 🏴
Thanks so much! Cheers!
Love the sealskinz. I dont go anywhere on trail without them. I have seen the alpaca wool ones on Myagi's vid as well. Seriously looking in to ordering some and the new hat she has made as well. Great video! Thanks!
Totally agree!
I'm gonna try those Sealskinz! Just ordered from your link. Off to check out the alpaca gloves!
Cool thank you! Tell her I said hi! :)
Good info Doug. Thanks.
Yeah man!
Never thought of layering gloves. I usually just have different gloves for different reasons ... thanks
Yeah me too until recently!
I was about to say... go with the commecial grade like Showa instead of consumer grade stuff.
Just wanted to note that on Showa site, they have so many variations of these... depending on your weather one that does not get stiff during cold is ideal.
Cheers.
Yeah man right on!
Attempting the PCT 2024 and looking at glove(s) throughout the trail. The Showa glove looks great for Washington.
I don’t need a midlayer; I suspect since it’s not winter. The sierra can get cold however.
I am going with a Marino wool glove for the desert that will later be the liner. I doubt If it’s worn much in the desert. Maybe just on chilly mornings. I HOPE the Marino wool gloves is enough for the Sierra in June. That’s my concern.
I can simply ship the Showa to Kennedy Meadows South. It just seems a lot without rain.
A past and popular Hiker, Dixie, was miserable in Washington without water proof gloves.
Sounds like good plans. Layers are always key!
Thanks Doug.
Yeah man!
As a base I use
Merino Wool and Possumdown Blended Gloves with a 100% wool fingerless glove over don't have a shall gloves. But we haven't been in that cold of weather yet but soon. Thanks for sharing and stay safe my friend
They're great!
@@BackcountryPilgrim I watched Myagi Vid, so I pick up the Merino wool gloves and liking the over gloves there on the list.
Great video, I have the blue Showa Gloves and are great but is the a way to get the smell out of them?
Thanks, Trail Flea
A lifetime of allergies has ruined my sense of smell lol. So, I don't know. Maybe Andrew Skurka has something to say about it!
Hi, Doug!
Thanks for a great video full of insights. What would you say if I serve in cold conditions +-14 F, might stay long enough outside and have to hold my rifle, perform actions with small items. Would this layering composition be fine or you would change something?
Thanks again for your answer and video!
Man, I am probably not qualified to answer this! I think temperature-wise I'd be OK with this setup if I wasn't too stationary (like lying prone in snow haha). The wool gloves would not inhibit trigger finger motion - and if you didn't have small levers, I think the black gloves could do OK (they are padded so keep that in mind). I'd be a bit concerned about the wool getting caught on an iron sight or similarly edged piece on the rifle if I was moving or shifting position a lot. Tough call from a distance!
@@BackcountryPilgrim good mention about wool and hot barrel, I didn’t think about that. Maybe mid layer should be a leather glove (at least palm) or fleece then.
Yeah sorry, its just not an application I've had experience with. :) I don't know if thr wool would have an issue with a hit barrel but the other gloves very well might.
Just when I thought I was done buying gear. Because of a lot of scar tissue my hands are in major pain when they get real cold. I'm going to look into these.
Hope they help!
@@BackcountryPilgrim I mentioned you, she replied that you told her you were going to mention her. She's glad to hear it.
She rushed to get mine done in time for winter testing, glad it's paying off. :)
What about the sizing? I'm not sure if I'd need an L or XL for the 282-02s... thanks:)
I didn't know either. I just got my size according to each manufacturers sizong and they worked!
@@BackcountryPilgrim oh that's good to know. Sorry, I worded my question a bit weirdly. I was more wondering if it was true to size, or not. But judging by your answer it is 😄👌 So you usually wear an L, and that works well, even with a glove liner? - Cheers :)
With a liner I'd size up. With gloves it's so hard to tell ahead of time - a lot of it is trial an error no matter what.
@@BackcountryPilgrim that's true! thank you :) 😊