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  • #1

    Gloves

    Alreet chaps

    Whats peeps shoving their mitts into these days?

    Talking waterproof/windproof types...not just the good ol' woolly ones

    Cheers
    Ooh a new vid!

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  • #2
    A lot of people recommend sealskins, i have had 2 pairs of gloves and 2 pairs of socks and they have all been crap.

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    • #3
      I love me pink marigolds tony he he . Yuki make fishing gloves and imax have a nice set aswell not sure bout water/windproof tho

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      • #4
        I've got a pair of sealskins, brilliant gloves. Use them all the time when it's freezing, not just for fishing.

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        • #5
          these ones

          SealSkinz Ultra Grip Gloves - £8.50 off - NESA - North East Sea Angling - Sea Fishing UK

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          • #6
            I don't wear gloves very often but keep a pair of these orange ones in my tackle box just in case. They come out occasionally to be washed or worn and are more durable than warm and are cheap as chips. If you want real warmth try fleece or marino gloves inside an unlined pair of waterproof mitts.

            Criss Cross Work Gloves - Work gloves for industry and personal safety at work.

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            • #7
              The Imax Baltic gloves look canny
              Ooh a new vid!

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              • #8
                sealskinz all the way, had the gloves for yonks no problems whatsoever n got the socks also brilliant bit of kit.
                have you got a cloth

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by The Great Wallsendo View Post
                  The Imax Baltic gloves look canny
                  they don't look like they would be much good to be worn whilst baiting up, tying knots etc, not very dexterous.

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                  • #10
                    I tend not to wear gloves when doing the dexterous stuff coz I don't really want them covered in clart and stinking
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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by The Great Wallsendo View Post
                      I tend not to wear gloves when doing the dexterous stuff coz I don't really want them covered in clart and stinking
                      But when you take them off your hands get cold!

                      I would therefore recommend a large pair of german army fur lined goretex mitts from ebay. Easy on, easy off!.

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