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Gloves are a bit flimsy - my palms ripped already and haven't been doing much with them

I should have taken the advice - which I did read before purchasing a pair. One round of 50 clays on Sunday - tear in surface material of little finger and thumb. That said - they were warm and very usable.

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think its down fit, I've got a pair of fingerless crane gloves, neoprene fit great very comfy.

The shooting / fishing gloves I bought are so tight they would be bound to rip, only bought them because they were cheap, buy cheap...... 

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If the gloves are neoprene repair with Black Witch....it's the glue they use to make/repair neoprene dive suits

Time before last  I bought a hoody, zip up fleecy jacket thing, wellie socks all very good . As for gloves...I have yet to find the perfect pair. Currently on Macwet for grip in the wet. Not found anything better yet...any recommends ?

 

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I have a pair of sealskinz:

https://www.sealskinz.com/gloves/shooting-gloves-olive.htm

Can be picked up (Alot) cheaper than the price shown. 

Good tactile feedback from the leather palm. Still dexterous enough to pull cartridges from a pocket and load.

Not had them in a full down pour yet but have shrugged off showers with ease. 

Pretty well insulated, but my one gripe is the insulation in the pull back trigger finger seems a bit thinner than the others so you have one finger very slightly colder than the rest. The magnetic fold back works well. 

Overall I rate them. 

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18 hours ago, Lord v said:

I have a pair of sealskinz:

https://www.sealskinz.com/gloves/shooting-gloves-olive.htm

Can be picked up (Alot) cheaper than the price shown. 

Good tactile feedback from the leather palm. Still dexterous enough to pull cartridges from a pocket and load.

Not had them in a full down pour yet but have shrugged off showers with ease. 

Pretty well insulated, but my one gripe is the insulation in the pull back trigger finger seems a bit thinner than the others so you have one finger very slightly colder than the rest. The magnetic fold back works well. 

Overall I rate them. 

Where can we buy those a lot cheaper ? 

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I used to wear sealskins socks when diving. totally waterproof

so,water proof that I wore the knee length version and a Pair of old trainers when I did the Morecambe Bay walk....used them as a pair of wellies

bone dry

only issue is you get a bit sweaty in them. Just wondered if the gloves  were as sweat inducing?

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19 minutes ago, Diver One said:

I used to wear sealskins socks when diving. totally waterproof

so,water proof that I wore the knee length version and a Pair of old trainers when I did the Morecambe Bay walk....used them as a pair of wellies

bone dry

only issue is you get a bit sweaty in them. Just wondered if the gloves  were as sweat inducing?

Nope, surprisingly good on that score. The only Neoprene is on the cuff. 

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1 hour ago, Lord v said:

Nope, surprisingly good on that score. The only Neoprene is on the cuff. 

Hi my n hatbcase i maybwell give them a go next time I need some

 

i, had some Aldi fold back neoprene fishing gloves....cheap,enough for a trial.

foldback,was a pain as it left a gap across the finger joint when closed and wind whistled through, also,let water in

secondly they resulted in "Vicar Palm"....anyone who has shaken hands with a member of the Cloth will know what I mean

 

they are now work gloves for the odd occasion when I get paid enough to work out in the cold and the wet

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