pyrotechnic
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Perfect, thanks!
Hunting mittens
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Those seem to be a step up from the hardware store Kinco’s!
I had been using the cloth-backed Kinco 1972KWT from work for the last couple years. Finally bought myself a pair of good choppers from Century Leather Products. Pretty heavy leather that is breaking in nicely! Unfortunately they were delivered the week after my elk hunt this year. I hate cold hands and mittens seem to be the only thing that works for me.
Gellar
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I have several pairs of the yellow kinco gloves from the farm store. They are good and tough and warm when you need to have fingers for things.
I wear a hand muff during archery season with light gloves. The big mittens are too bulky and get in the way of my arrow and I can’t wear my release on my other hand with the mitten on.
If it’s really really cold during late muzzleloader season or ice fishing I will wear A muff with a Johnny warmer inside to wrap your cold fingers around and you are set for the coldest of cold.
i got the black ovis finger mittens just before christmas. first time i wore the the elastic wrist strap broke on the first tug, and the little plastic pieces that hold the other wrist strap down fell off/disappeared. but man, are they warm! I figure these things would fail either way so i am glad it just got out of the way on the first try.
noharleyyet
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I should've put these in @SnowyMountaineer 's 10 year use thread...only mittens I own (Yes on the wool inserts)
vermontglove.com
Chopper's Mitt | Leather Mitten | Vermont Glove
The Chopper's Mitt is the last mitten you'll ever need. Made with 100% goat leather and a sewn-in recycled poly liner, this leather mitten is versatile enough to chop a cord of wood, or simply keep you warm and looking good.
vermontglove.com
