would these be appropriate to wear when fishing in the winter?
619375
I'd say no, the thickness would make everything awkward to handle. I suggest a 2mm
619376
Depends on how cold it is. I'm don't fish but I've found in my use they aren't very warm when the temps are in the 20's if I am not moving my hands. Also I would think it would be difficult to tie knots in fishing line with them. The grip surface isn't solid. They use glued on diamond shaped rubbery material. So handling slippery fish might be more difficult than with other gloves. I have seen neoprene fishing gloves at an outdoor sporting goods store. They had a solid rubbery palm and two fingertips than folded back so you could use bare fingertips for tying knots. Hope this helps.
598561
The large should fit in warm months but I am finding they are tight when I dress in layers for winter steelhead fishing
1391998
I think so, they are snug, but not so snug that they restrict my movement. I think every beginner snowboarder should have these. While I no longer wear them they helped so much physically and psychologically that first season, when you knew you were going to fall again and again
1869372
Yes, but I would being them in over the winter. They don't seemed to weather well in extreme temps.
907220
yes, most definitely. Try to order these in the winter months as hot shipping in the deep south Not good. Or have expedited shipping in the hot weather.
292615
They aren't made for really cold weather but they'll do the trick. Anything under 45 to 50 degrees would be too cold
199468
You will have to use your own waterproofing solution. And no, wind passes right through hem so I would not recommend them for cold weather.
627187
No they would not be warm enough for biking in below zero temps. That's not what they were made for. They are meant to retain water so one may keep their body temperature more easily. If you want something to handle very cold water, you want something thicker or made for that kind of thing. These are more for mildly cold and warm water. If you want to bike in below zero temps then just buy winter gloves or something.
111833
I would probably look for something a little lighter and less restrictive. It was great for chilly / rainy fishing, but I don't think I'd enjoy golfing in it.
1808687
These will probably work just fine. I would only suggest letting them air out for a bit. I feel like products like these can have a plastic/disinfectant smell for a while. I doubt you want your winter wear taking that on.
1594714
These go inside of a pair of boots - I use Hodgeman felt bottom boots for traction. I use them for fishing in rivers on the Oregon coast in Fall and Winter and the water can be quite cold. They seem to be waterproof to me although we use them more for wading in and out of the water not standing thigh deep for hours at a time so I don't know about extended time under water.
2153637
I suppose that would depend on what kind of conditions you're skiing in. I've only skied here in Michigan, and I would be sweating in these. I would put these on the low end of "low to medium activity." Great for outdoor work like cutting wood where you're not really moving around a lot.
725751
Absolutely, these are very light but still keep your legs very warm in cold temperatures...I wore them as a base layer in 20-60 degree weather.
3829
Yes IMHO. But, the outer boot has to be big enough to accommodate the thickness of the wader foot. And a protective sock, which should be worn to protect the wader foot from tearing. These waders are worn with a waterproof wader shoe when fishing & walking in water.
1692468
They should be, will use them for fishing. But they would be good for Gardens composting and or fishing.
273636
I found them cumbersome. We all bought a pair for a wilderness kayak trip in Alaska last year and the fit for me was ok. The fingers were too long so I had no dexterity at all. Couldn't size down or would have been too tight! Grip is good but if you are fly fishing, no way could you attach a fly or leader.... they did however keep my hands warm like a wet suit would.. if your hands sweat you would want to wear a liner. Hope this helps.
790407
I would have to say yes, especially if you use a 30 to 50# braid and a good floro leader. Happy Fishing!