Handwarmers?

[ChrisB]

GAME CHANGER! Most have a slippery side and not slippery side. The slippery side is designed to be on the inside so they go on/off your hands easily. When I put them under gloves, I turn them inside out so they stay on my hands and the gloves (mittens) slide on and off easier. They're like $15 for a box of 100 at Home Depot (cleaning / painting use) and I can usually get many days out of pair before they rip.

I've worn them cycling to work pretty much all month.

Tim

Wow, what a great tip. I'm gonna give these VB gloves a try next time out.

Back in the day I did use VB socks but found the clamminess and weird skin effect uncomfortable and creepy.

 

[jfb]

Wow, what a great tip. I'm gonna give these VB gloves a try next time out.

Back in the day I did use VB socks but found the clamminess and weird skin effect uncomfortable and creepy.

I used to wear rubber gloves as protective clothing at work. The only time I'll wear something similar for hiking is if it's raining. My favorite gloves/mittens for winter hiking are the Fox River three-layer gloves and double ragg mittens. They also work well with Mercury Mitt shells.

https://www.bemidjiwoolenmills.com/app.php?nav=brand&bid=14&c=Fox River

 

[bikehikeskifish]

Back in the day I did use VB socks but found the clamminess and weird skin effect uncomfortable and creepy.

My hands are clammy at least and often times dripping wet. But they stay warm and I don't burn through glove liners either.

YMMV. I am a heavy sweater.

Tim