lol, not sure where i should ask this but, i work A LOT outside, all day long, in canada... where its cold as fuck.

i need good gloves that will keep my hands warm for long enough, sure i will take breaks and warm up in my car but when i'm not in my car, i want my hands to be warm.


budget is 200$ for good gloves, i know nothing about which gloves are better n shit.

if this is the wrong section lmk where.

Nature is a bitch so this is the right section.

Tough duck is a damn good brand. I got a set for 30$ and they lasted me almost 4 months of daily use on the farm. They kept my hands warm.. to an extent. I also wore a thin pair of gloves under them on those extra windy days. They are good to work in also. Can still manage to grab things. Ill look for the ones I had online n link em

http://s7d2.scene7.com/is/image/JCPenney/0900631B81D4FABCM.tif?id=PkRoZ2&fmt=jpg&fit=constrain,1&wid=375&hei=375

Those are the ones I had

I dunno anything about specific gloves, but you may want to layer multiple pairs.

that looks perfect.

thx

np i dont miss the manitoba cold what so ever lol

the extreme cold isn't expected to go away too soon in winter
Global warming slows the airstream which keeps weather moving and were probably going to see colder and wetter winters for a while

its all explained in here in this video from National Geographic Channel trying to explain why the entire planet is seeing the Worlds Worst Weather.
They talk about winter at about 1 hour into it

I worked outside for a lot of winters the job I did required very little finger use so I tried a pair of lined mittens, you would be shocked at how much warmer your hands feel. And with the mittens and gloves, really all your winter clothes, layers is the key to staying warm. And don't wear anything too snug, let the air space around you work for you.

I know this is an old post, but check out sealskinz

I've always doubled up on gloves when working in the cold. I'll put a good pair on to keep hands warm then put on another that's OK to get trashed.