What kind of gloves/mittens do you prefer?

[Aneeda72]

I prefer mittens that split open in the middle of your hand. That way you can uncover your fingers when you need them. Also, mittens are easier to use hand warmers with IMO.

 

[Alligatorob]

Fingerless wool, if it's colder I like the ones with the fold over mitten. Maybe something similar to what you are talking about.

Actually I "prefer" being in a warm climate where no gloves are required.

 

[oldaunt]

Leather gloves with thinsulate lining

 

[Llynn]

When I hear the word "gloves" I immediately think of work gloves which are the only type I wear. I like traditional White Ox brand which were a mainstay of the PNW logging industry. In earlier days I used to buy them by the box.

 

[jujube]

Gloves? What is this thing called gloves? It's November and I just burned my hand on the mailbox door. Ah, Florida.....

 

[debodun]

Just knitted gloves. No mittens.

 

[Ruthanne]

Regular knit gloves, the old fashioned ones.

 

[charry]

Fingerless gloves …

 

[NorthernLight]

I like gloves. But here it's too cold, except maybe for snowmobile gloves.


So, mitts with thin gloves inside.

 

[-Oy-]

These are mine. Fingerless for camera operation. Slip over mitt when needed. Thin and lightweight - yet waterproof and toasty

Sealskinz

 

[Jules]

Gloves for spring and fall. I was wearing my *hot yellow gloves until recently when I had to change to lined suede or leather gloves. Now it’s time for leather or thinsulite mittens so I can scrunch my fingers together.

*you’d be amazed at the nice comments I get wearing those gloves. They’re like the white gloves we wore to church when kids, except for the colour. I bought them in an antique store.

 

[LadyEmeraude]

isotoner Fleece Lined Gathered Gloves, my faves always each fall and winter.

 

[Knight]

Even though it doesn't get really cold I wanted something warm. My wife looked for what she thought were the best & bought these for me.
Kinco HydroFlector™ Lined Waterproof Brown Duck Ski Glove with Pull-Strap
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Delivered October 20
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[Tish]

I don't like wearing gloves at all.

 

[Aneeda72]

I don't like wearing gloves at all.

Well if you lived in Utah, or other freezing places, where it can get very very cold you would wear gloves even if you hated wearing gloves. Otherwise, you could lose parts of your fingers which you would hate even more.

 

[dobielvr]

A nice thick leather glove, might have a little bit of fur inside.
And, I can drive w/them on.

Actually, I have quite a few pairs of gloves, for diff occasions.

 

[Giants fan1954]

Mitten lover here but they're not convenient when doing things so gloves it is

 

[hollydolly]

I have loads of gloves.. from leather to woollen in many colours.. to sheepskin & suede.. but they all have fingers in them , I don't like mittens at all and would never buy any...

I've just taken this photo a couple of minutes ago to show my fingerless compression gloves which I wear when it gets too cold for the arthritis in my hands..

I have these in this pink.. and also in grey

 

[chic]

I need gloves that give me a good grip on the steering wheel of my car or a snow shovel, so mittens are out for that but I do wear fingerless mitts if it gets too cold indoors and sometimes it does.

 

[Tish]

Well if you lived in Utah, or other freezing places, where it can get very very cold you would wear gloves even if you hated wearing gloves. Otherwise, you could lose parts of your fingers which you would hate even more.

I will take your word for it.

 

[Aneeda72]

I will take your word for it.

Frostbite, you can get frostbite; especially with poor circulation. People mostly loose toes, but fingertips can be lost as well. One of my foster kids got mildly frostbit toes one year despite thick socks and boots. A lesson learned

 

[officerripley]

None; my hands are hot all the time; same with my feet.

 

[RadishRose]

Isotoner gloves.

 

[Manatee]

The only gloves that I own are rubber ones for cleaning.

 

[Laurie]

AS a wheelchair user I now use battery operated heated gloves but in my man about town days I normally had lambskin lined kid oh calfskin.

for special occasions I had, still have, a pair of Italian deerskin gloves which used to be as soft and warm as the inside of a woman's thigh but I'm not allowed to say that anymore.