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Thin, warm gloves

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b-kul
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does anyone know of a glove that is really warm but still thin?
Nov 9 2007 5:51PM
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scott-skis
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i dunno, but im lookin for some too
Nov 9 2007 5:55PM
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Billiards.
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Dakine makes some sick light weight but warm gloves. But I have heard EC headwears new gloves are legiiit. http://www.echeadwear.com
Nov 9 2007 6:00PM
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bigbuds
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POW GLOVES has you covered. Just check out the site and you'll find a glove that works for you.
Nov 9 2007 6:11PM
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liftedresearcher
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i have  a pair of the celtek bjorn forcast glove. its a sick pair of gloves, 20,000 mm, pretty thin, and it is really warm. ive warn these gloves under -15c and they have kept my hands warm. i wouldnt want to wear them in any colder weather, but they are a great glove.
Nov 9 2007 6:12PM
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b-kul
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the pow stealths look really good.  does anyone have experiance with them?
Nov 9 2007 6:20PM
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djty111
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just get some marker spring gloves for like 20 bucks
Nov 9 2007 6:26PM
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ejoy
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Been real pleased with my Pow re-stealths.
Nov 9 2007 6:32PM
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C.J.
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The Dakine charger glove is fucking sick. Really close to a pipe glove, but warm. Nice leather palms and fingers too.
Nov 9 2007 6:35PM
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doublexl
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bonfire or burton pipe gloves.
Nov 9 2007 6:42PM
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Mex_LineJib^a
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both dakine and pow gloves make thin pipe gloves good for cold days too (not freezin though)
Nov 9 2007 6:49PM
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MEGAZORD
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Celtek

Most of the gloves are 20000k/20000k
Nov 9 2007 7:12PM
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SirFryanator
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Pow gloves.
Nov 9 2007 7:15PM
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solitaryman
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dakinnnnnnne.
Nov 9 2007 7:30PM
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steezyjibber
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ec headwear gloves
Nov 9 2007 7:31PM
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Krush
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does anyone know how warm the switch gloves are?
http://www.switchgloves.com/gear.html
Nov 9 2007 7:36PM
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b-kul
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how about pow re stealth mittens?  does anyone have them?  what do you think of them?
Nov 11 2007 4:42PM
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hollygrove
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"Thin, warm"

oxymoron?

you're not going to find pipe gloves, or spring style gloves to keep your hands warm.
Nov 11 2007 4:45PM
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b-kul
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 dont mean like pipe glove thin, just something with a slim profile.
Nov 11 2007 4:50PM
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SkierX
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I don't know what your definition of this is, but I have Scott Park Ranger gloves and they are amazing.

Not bulky at all, yet very very warm. I'm comfortable in them as long as it's above 15 degrees. Below that, I switch to mittens.
Nov 11 2007 4:51PM
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Pippin
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srs;y, whens technology going to give us a good glove
Nov 11 2007 4:58PM
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Dan.
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level rexford, not the trigger, the norma one. but the trigger is bad ass as well, just not as thin
Nov 11 2007 5:15PM
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LC.
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No such thing as warm and thin. If yo uwant a good compromise then get Dakine Chargers plus some merino liners (Icebreaker is the shit).
Nov 11 2007 5:16PM
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b-kul
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ok let me refrase what i am looking for: low-profile, warm, under the sleve style gloves (or maybe mittens).
Nov 11 2007 5:20PM
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b-kul
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ok it between dakine chargers or pow stealths.  which would you go with?  
Nov 11 2007 5:25PM
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B.Snow
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Just buy Auclaire cross country ski gloves... they are defineatly the most well made, warmest and they are half the price
Nov 11 2007 5:34PM
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t_rob
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auclair's are 29 and chargers are 35, i wouldn't cal that half the price.
Nov 11 2007 5:37PM
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B.Snow
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^^ i mean half the price of most pipe gloves .. and they are still way warmer 
Nov 11 2007 5:38PM
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b-kul
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how about dakine cobra gloves? are they good?  and is auclair really that warm?
Nov 11 2007 5:39PM
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Hairmetaler
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^^^^true but bigger gloves r alot warmer in my opinion
Nov 11 2007 5:40PM
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Pippin
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thats pretty cheap for gloves
Nov 11 2007 5:40PM
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B.Snow
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they aren't like amazingly warm... especially not as warm as cobras but they are the best for how thin they are
Nov 11 2007 5:41PM
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b-kul
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so the cobras are pretty warm?  could i wear them comfortably on a 10 degree day?
Nov 11 2007 5:42PM
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constpapa
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Bonfire makes some nice spring gloves....but like any other thin glove you're trading off warmth.
Nov 11 2007 5:43PM
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LC.
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Yeah man I was going to say Cobras. I wear them, they're nice and low profile but still warm. Good for minus 10 for sure. On a minus 15 or less day I wear my liners too.
Nov 11 2007 5:51PM
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II_strapped_II
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i wore grenade dk pros and they kept me warm all season

Nov 11 2007 6:13PM
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b-kul
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so chargers or stealths???????
Nov 11 2007 6:33PM
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evan25
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the poc print is the glove u want mad warm pipe glove
Nov 11 2007 7:35PM
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[]Soul_Steeze[]
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i got some grenade doobie bros and i wear these small glove liners under them and my hands are toasty...

i wouldnt reccomend them for pow pow but everything else they work great

i got some horror buisness' too and theyr the thinnest glove i have that are still relatively warm for how thin they are...
Nov 11 2007 8:57PM
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televback1
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all the gernades like th misfits park cloves and the dakine ones i just no it has gore tex
Nov 11 2007 11:21PM
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-Kieran-
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levels are pretty thin water resistant and warm i love mine 
Nov 11 2007 11:55PM
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saskskier
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i completely agree.  i have worn them the last couple seasons and i live in freaking saskatchewan.  it gets to -40C (not that i ski in that) but they are great even in colder temps.  also, they are cheaper than most glove of similar profile.
Nov 12 2007 12:39AM
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WoodyE
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169% exactly. i dont care what they say, it dont work. and dont say handwarmers.
Nov 18 2007 8:21PM
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