I wear a pair of thin gloves (First Lite Merino). When it gets colder I wear a handwarmer muff and throw some handwarmers in there. Keeps my hands nice and toasty. I don't like very thick gloves for bowhunting; more difficult for me to shoot.

 

Exactly. Look at hss or icebreaker for muff

 

Ditto on the hand muff & warmers! IMHO there isn't a better solution to keeping the hands warm when hunting from a blind or stand.

 

Same here. Thin glove on my hold hand, string hand bare. Grabbers hand warmers in my pocket. I also use the ones that attach to the inside of your boots when its really cold.

 

same here. lightweight gloves and a muff. for gloves i like the manzella bow series with the release friendly collar.

 

I think that we all do the same... THIN gloves and a belt clip hand muff with warmers then I just pull out at the last min! :wink:

 

I gave up on gloves......they are too bulky to shoot with or too thin to keep you warm. I bought a Muff (stop laughing) and fill it up with hand warmers and wear thin gloves. It's the best of both worlds.

 

I wear lightweight manzella bow hunting gloves with a arctic shield hand muff.

 

Same here...predator gloves/Cabelas hand muff with warmers

 

I've been wanting answers to this as well. I went with lighweight merino gloves and a handwarmer. The problem is when deer are in range or close and you have to have hands out forever it seems...then my hands will freeze. So, is there a better solution than my merino gloves and a handwarmer. I had a good buck and some does in for close to 20-25 minutes last week. I absolutely froze my bowhand and had to keep alternating into my handwarmer....

 

Really about the best choice around. Most of the Heavy Duty gloves are bulky.

 

In cold weather I just use the lined brown jersey gloves. I cut off half the index finger on the right one so I can feel the trigger. I try to keep my hands in my pockets as much as possible and my hands stay warm.

 

manzella glomits, you can fold back the mitten part for extra dexterity, they even have a pouch for a hand warmer.

 

columbia has some liner glovers with the omni heat reflective material in them. may try them, I usually just use a thing glove and keep hands in pockets. I do have a pair of mittens that fold back and are thinsulate when its really cold, cut a hole in the palm for my release to go through.

 

Thanks guys. Ill check out the columbia setup. Any one use the warmer sleeve for spot and stalk?

 

FYI be careful "googling" "muff" LOL

 

I wear the same gloves I wear all season. When temps get to chilly I have a hand warmer that goes around my waist. Put a couple of hot hands in & by the time I get to stand its like sticking my hands in an oven. The big hot hands last all day

 

under armor glove liners and Grabber mega hand warmers. i order the hand warmers by a box of 30 from amazon. ice breaker muff and boot blankets.

 

Exactly what I use. If your hands or feet get cold you better go to the hospital cause your blood has quit circulating

 

Take a look at Cabela's Camoskinz II GORE-TEX Insulated gloves:

http://www.cabelas.com/product/Clot...owse.cmd?N=1100968&WTz_l=SBC%3BBRprd1226952&WTz_l=SBC;BRprd1226952;cat104000580

I use these when it (rarely) drops into the 20's (or colder) here in SE PA.

Joe