Heated Gloves

[drayweb]

I've tried mittens and heavy gloves with wool inserts and still can't keep my fingers from going numb when outside blowing snow. I saw these on Facebook for 35 bucks. Scheels carries some for $140. I don't really want to use the disposable hand warmers every time it snows

https://gloves.edgewaterdirect.com/gloves

 

[Kickemup]

Any way to put handwarmers on your blower. I have a JD with hand warmers and my hands have never been cold.

 

[LBrandt]

I think its the vibration of the blower that causes less blood flow in the fingers then being colder than norm don't help.

 

[3Roosters]

Put a couple of heat paks in these and you are good.

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[wby257]

Any way to put handwarmers on your blower. I have a JD with hand warmers and my hands have never been cold.

If he has a headlight it would be easy to put hand warmers on it.

 

[drayweb]

I have an older Toro snowblower. It doesn't have a generator so I can't hook up a light or hand warmers. Guess I'll just have to buy a bunch of the chemical hand warmers and use those.

 

[Uncle Jimbo]

I have an older Toro snowblower. It doesn't have a generator so I can't hook up a light or hand warmers. Guess I'll just have to buy a bunch of the chemical hand warmers and use those.

Sounds like a perfect time to tell the wife you will be buying a new snowblower! :;:thumbsup

 

[buckhunter24_7]

Need some fur mittens. End of problem

 

[JayKay]

I think its the vibration of the blower that causes less blood flow in the fingers then being colder than norm don't help.

Nope, it's the "holding on tightly to something metal". Try holding tightly onto a hammer for half an hour in cold weather, or a ladder rung, or a cable.

A lot of modern snowmobiles have heated grips, and boy are they nice.

Honestly, the best mitts I've ever had are some big black leather chopper mitts from Menards, circa 1990's. I've spent a stupid amount of money on winter clothing, and those big ugly mitts have never let me down.

The thumbs are all chewed up from pike. Wanna pull a pike out of a hole? Stick your thumb in his mouth and when he bites (and he will) just pull. Out he comes.

 

[deleted member]

at that price, i can't see not trying them. and free shipping and a free face warmer?

bought 4 for $95. lol. cheap christmas presents if nothing else.

 

[lunkerslayer]

Heated gloves are the best invention for those who have damaged hands cuased by broke bones,smashed fingers or poor circulation cuased by age. I bought a pair of gyde heated gloves which are best becuase they are not as bulky as regular winter gloves you would need to be wearing becuase thinner ones wouldn't keep your hands warm.




Gyde gerbing s4

 

[AR-15]

Careful where you buy them $35.00 gloves from, they most likely will come from China on a slow boat, I bought 2 pairs and it took a little over 2 months to get them

 

[Davy Crockett]

If you google it there are many recipes to make your own chemical hand warmers , Calcium Chloride and water is all it is . Cement crews use it at 2% by volume and it gets warmer than heck. Sidewalk ice melt has CC in it. Markup on those little packets must be 99% .

Lycan, This little tidbit should be right up your alley

 

[ItemB]

Careful where you buy them $35.00 gloves from, they most likely will come from China on a slow boat, I bought 2 pairs and it took a little over 2 months to get them

Besides winter being close to over by time I got them are they any good, do they work?

 

[wslayer]

A little expensive, but "by far" the very best chopper mitten liners I have ever found. They are thick enough that you need to upsize the chopper. Certainly did not disappoint with purchase.
https://www.sweaterchalet.com/quality-woolens/mittens-gloves/

 

[huntinforfish]

Anyone find a good pair of light heated ones for bow hunting? I can keep them warm in my pockets with warmers and such, but as soon as they come out I'm screwed. I had a deer come in this year close quarters and had to hold my bow with release clipped on for around 20 minutes. My God does 15-20 degree aluminum and wind freeze you quick. Long story short, got busted, deer left and I had to leave as my hands were numb and in pain. Any other tips or tricks would be appreciated.

 

[Kentucky Windage]

Anyone find a good pair of light heated ones for bow hunting? I can keep them warm in my pockets with warmers and such, but as soon as they come out I'm screwed. I had a deer come in this year close quarters and had to hold my bow with release clipped on for around 20 minutes. My God does 15-20 degree aluminum and wind freeze you quick. Long story short, got busted, deer left and I had to leave as my hands were numb and in pain. Any other tips or tricks would be appreciated.

Kill it in October?

 

[huntinforfish]

Kill it in October?

I agree. Didn't happen this year though. Plus, the area I hunt has no limit on number of bonus doe tags so I hunt late in the year often no matter what.

 

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[Kurtr]

If you google it there are many recipes to make your own chemical hand warmers , Calcium Chloride and water is all it is . Cement crews use it at 2% by volume and it gets warmer than heck. Sidewalk ice melt has CC in it. Markup on those little packets must be 99% .

Lycan, This little tidbit should be right up your alley

calcium chloride is pretty much not used any more as it is corrosive to the rebar. It is now different forms of NC accelerator and it really does not cause heat it causes the cement to hydrate which by that chemical process it releases heat IE chemical heaters. We use it from any where .5% per yard to 2% depending on temp of concrete and ambient air temp. It will fuck up any thing leather that it touches really really fast.