what kind of gloves do you use?

handbanana

In very cold weather, what's a good a pair of gloves? I work in construction.

redline

insulated leather

AtlanticWBConst.

One of these types by CLC: http://www.clcflexgrip.com/

These gloves are great. They keep your hands warm and they are extremely flexible and sensitive to the touch. You can easily hold a screw in place, swing a hammer and really feel the handle, shoot a nail gun and actually feel the trigger thru the glove. I highly recommend them.

HD carries some: http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs/...atalogId=10053

FWIW: About early fall every year, HD has a bonus pack of the CLC gloves. I picked up a bunch of them for our workers this past fall. They had the snow/winter versions (wrist cover): 2 pairs for $19.99

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slickshift

Duluth trading Company
Great stuff



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The Iron Clad Sub Zeros aren't bad either, but I'd call them "sub 50*s"
By no means are they close to the DTCo winter work gloves below about 40*

nap

are you talking 40º above 0? heck, that ain't cold enough to even wear gloves. I'm looking for something that is good in the 0 to 5º above range but need a very thin front of the fingertips. (electrician and 6-32 screws and such) . any particular brand model that stands out for you guys?

NateHanson

I'll bet your whole crew looks pretty cute in their matching ear warmers.

AtlanticWBConst.

No ear warmers with the packs I bought...sorry to dissapoint you.

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jbfan

Here in Ga, if it is that cold, I stay at home

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