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Love the Worn and Ugly (Saddles)
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| My hands are always cold unless I have gloves on. I can't find any that will allow me to fill hay nets, open bottles, snaps, or any little things that fingers are needed for. Any recommendations please? |
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 Am I really the Weirdo?
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Location: Kansas | Not really.
I bought goatskin gloves last week at the local COOP and I can do everything but text with them on. They aren't super warm but they keep the chill off and hay doesn't stick to them. |
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Expert
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Location: MI | I got some winter mitten/gloves , 3 fingered mittens? from State Line Tack quite a few years ago that I loved. My hands would always be warm, and having my pinky free left me to hold the reins the way I like, and gave my fingers a little more mobility. They were like these: http://www.onestopequineshop.com/Horze-Padded-3-Finger-Mittens_p_13... there is a waterproof pair too that I think I'm getting for Christmas. |
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 Dust Bunny
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Location: Colorado | They are some where with Carhart Coveralls you can actually bend your knees when you walk.  |
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  Queen Boobie 2
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I just bought some of these. I have been pretty happy with them. |
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 Hummer's Hero
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Location: Smack Dab in the Middle | I've really liked the Cutting Horse gloves with Thinsulate (I think), and they actually make a pair small enough for my hands. They are my go to chore gloves.
I bought my first pair of Isotoners for this past weekend's single digits in Tulsa. They have a fleece type lining in them and are water resistant...$14 at Walmart. But they were really nice and I ended up wearing them most of the weekend instead of my leather gloves because I could saddle in them, and they had a lot of "feel" in them when I rode. And they were warm. I did have to take them off to put boots on my horse, because they did stick to the velcro, but that was my only problem all weekend. |
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I'm Over It!!
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| Look at the ones on the Duluth website. They make clothes and accessories for working people. I love their ladies jeans. |
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Location: Arkansas | I have Under Armour gloves that I LOVE. That is what I ride in the most. I also have these that are pretty nice: http://www.totes-isotoner.com/manzella/product/manzella-equinox-touchtip-gloves-women-o387w.do?sortby=ourPicks |
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 More bootie than waist!
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Location: Riding Crackhead. | I wear thinsulate insulated leather gloves - Kinco is the brand. Cheap and buy them at Runnings....our local farm store. I have no problem doing anything in gloves. |
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Blessed 
Location: Here | Prndi - 2013-12-09 12:36 PM My hands are always cold unless I have gloves on. I can't find any that will allow me to fill hay nets, open bottles, snaps, or any little things that fingers are needed for. Any recommendations please?
YES!!!
Under amour The Women's glove liners
ROCK they are thin and keep you warm If it is real cold I stick a pair of thin cheap fleece over them Even WET they are still warm
Mine are on their 4th year! |
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Regular
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| Tip for you: buy a box of latex gloves and wear them under a pair of thinner gloves. Keeps your hands pretty warm and dry! |
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 Blackbelt Babe
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Location: South Georgia Good o'l USA | Yep...the above two post... |
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 Undercover Amish Mafia Member
Posts: 9991
Location: Kansas | I buy those cotton black gloves from walmart (like $1), wear two pairs and then shove a hothands hand warmer in there 
Makes for comfy riding when it's windy |
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 I'm Here!!
Posts: 4583
Location: Is it Summer Yet? | I wear sun ice ski gloves. I can do anything I want in those. However I don't know if they make them anymore. My gloves are at least 20 years old. |
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Love the Worn and Ugly (Saddles)
Posts: 1937
| Thanks for the suggestions. I'll start shopping now! |
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 Money Eating Baggage Owner
Posts: 9586
Location: Phoenix | I use the blue/white ones on the left. They aren't the warmest, but you won't freeze in them. Hay doesn't stick and somehow I can still text with them. Might depend on your phone though.http://www.ssroping.com/gloves/ |
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 The Non Sky Diver
Posts: 9004
Location: SE Louisiana | Define "stuff"... I can think of lots of stuff I can do while wearing winter gloves... none of which include handling small things..
'Gore Tex/Thinsulate' are the best.. Thinsulate is the insulation used in space suits.. Gore Tex is the fabric invented that has a weave tight enough to repel a water molecule from the outside.. yet loose enough to allow water vapor/sweat molecules to wick their way outward from the skin.. |
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Location: Colorado plains standing on a goat head! | Haulin@$$ - 2013-12-09 1:34 PM Tip for you: buy a box of latex gloves and wear them under a pair of thinner gloves. Keeps your hands pretty warm and dry!
I tried the rubber gloves, but it did not keep my hands warmer!
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 Namesless in BHW
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Location: At the race track with Ah Dee Ohs | Komet - 2013-12-10 1:26 AM Define "stuff"... I can think of lots of stuff I can do while wearing winter gloves... none of which include handling small things.. 'Gore Tex/Thinsulate' are the best.. Thinsulate is the insulation used in space suits.. Gore Tex is the fabric invented that has a weave tight enough to repel a water molecule from the outside.. yet loose enough to allow water vapor/sweat molecules to wick their way outward from the skin..
You are a mess! |
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