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qyleberry
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Does anyone know a good brand of mittens or gloves that won't get soaked in the snow? Not to expensive would be good too!
Nov 22 2015 8:37AM
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Willows
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I know they are not cheap, but if you want a glove for life Hestra lobster mitt is really one of the best options out there. They will last longer than the cheaper alternatives so in the long run they will be the cheapest alternatives.
Nov 22 2015 9:40AM
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Shoey-Ski
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I love my saga mittens but I also hear kinco axemans waterproofed with snoseal work great
Nov 22 2015 10:20AM
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.lencon
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KINCO
Nov 22 2015 7:42PM
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Kbob94
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I have Oakley ones that I really like and they don't cost to much. But also the kinco and hestra are great ones as well.
Nov 22 2015 7:56PM
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qyleberry
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.lenconKINCO


Kbob94I have Oakley ones that I really like and they don't cost to much. But also the kinco and hestra are great ones as well.


When you guys say kinco are you talking about these?

Nov 22 2015 10:33PM
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qyleberry
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Nov 22 2015 10:34PM
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.lencon
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qyleberryWhen you guys say kinco are you talking about these?



qyleberry


Yeah
Nov 22 2015 10:59PM
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.lencon
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^you just need to put sno seal on them
Nov 22 2015 11:00PM
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qyleberry
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.lencon^you just need to put sno seal on them


Thanks! Because those are cheap as hell
Nov 23 2015 9:57AM
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chunk.
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Insulated Carhartt leather work gloves do great for me. Relatively cheap, durable, warm and dry
Nov 23 2015 3:08PM
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SammyDubz
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Kisco for good, cheap mittens. Hestra if you want to go all out.
Nov 23 2015 11:05PM
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qyleberry
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I have a question about sno sealing the kinco mittens...

I googled it and a bunch of people were posting a bunch of different ways to do it...

So do I put them in the oven?

If I do, do i just do it before? or after? or both?

Also like temperature and how long they go in for, thanks!
Nov 26 2015 4:41PM
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tris10radeka
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I would say kinco for less money, but if you want to invest in a really good pair, hestra or black diamond is the way to go. I have a pair of black diamond goat leather gloves, and they are incredibly warm, ad totally waterproof. Black diamond also has some thinner ones that will cost much less
Nov 26 2015 9:45PM
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SammyDubz
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qyleberryI have a question about sno sealing the kinco mittens...

I googled it and a bunch of people were posting a bunch of different ways to do it...

So do I put them in the oven?

If I do, do i just do it before? or after? or both?

Also like temperature and how long they go in for, thanks!


500 degrees for 12 hours. Trust me.
Nov 26 2015 9:53PM
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qyleberry
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qyleberryI have a question about sno sealing the kinco mittens...

I googled it and a bunch of people were posting a bunch of different ways to do it...

So do I put them in the oven?

If I do, do i just do it before? or after? or both?

Also like temperature and how long they go in for, thanks!


Ok I am getting kinco because they are super cheap and the sno seal so I can water proof them, but who can give me a legit response on this^
Nov 26 2015 10:37PM
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