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CharredChar:
--- Quote from: fohfoh on November 17, 2011, 05:34:06 AM ---I own a pair of deerskin work gloves "suitable" for up to -10c. They're super soft and comfy. It's great.
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Shouldnt that be "for temperatures as low as -10c"? :P
fohfoh:
--- Quote from: CharredChar on November 17, 2011, 05:37:41 AM ---
--- Quote from: fohfoh on November 17, 2011, 05:34:06 AM ---I own a pair of deerskin work gloves "suitable" for up to -10c. They're super soft and comfy. It's great.
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Shouldnt that be "for temperatures as low as -10c"? :P
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Or suitable to -10c. :P Sorry, funny wording. But they use similar wording when talking about sleeping bags.
http://www.furhatworld.com/deerskin-leather-work-gloves-with-thinsulate-gold-p-1615.html
This is what I own. I paid probably less than half of what they're charging here. I think it was like 48 CAD for 2 pairs. <3 Costco. :) OMG they're yellow! FUCK YES they're yellow. They're not overbearingly warm either, so you can easily wear these in like +15c weather and not feel uncomfortable with them on. I call them, "The Fists". Can't help but make fists when wearing these.
CharredChar:
--- Quote from: fohfoh on November 17, 2011, 05:53:41 AM ---Or suitable to -10c. :P Sorry, funny wording. But they use similar wording when talking about sleeping bags.
http://www.furhatworld.com/deerskin-leather-work-gloves-with-thinsulate-gold-p-1615.html
This is what I own. I paid probably less than half of what they're charging here. I think it was like 48 CAD for 2 pairs. <3 Costco. :) OMG they're yellow! FUCK YES they're yellow. They're not overbearingly warm either, so you can easily wear these in like +15c weather and not feel uncomfortable with them on. I call them, "The Fists". Can't help but make fists when wearing these.
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They dont look too comfortable... definitely work gloves.
fohfoh:
--- Quote from: CharredChar on November 17, 2011, 06:01:46 AM ---
--- Quote from: fohfoh on November 17, 2011, 05:53:41 AM ---Or suitable to -10c. :P Sorry, funny wording. But they use similar wording when talking about sleeping bags.
http://www.furhatworld.com/deerskin-leather-work-gloves-with-thinsulate-gold-p-1615.html
This is what I own. I paid probably less than half of what they're charging here. I think it was like 48 CAD for 2 pairs. <3 Costco. :) OMG they're yellow! FUCK YES they're yellow. They're not overbearingly warm either, so you can easily wear these in like +15c weather and not feel uncomfortable with them on. I call them, "The Fists". Can't help but make fists when wearing these.
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They dont look too comfortable... definitely work gloves.
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lol. You'd have to wear to believe. These are just as comfortable as mid to high end gloves. The thinsulate lining is especially soft and warm. I let people try on my gloves quite frequently and their expressions are that of surprise to how soft and warm it is inside and the ease of movement when wearing them. It's deerskin, not something harder like cowskin. Lambskin is probably the only thing I can think of that's similar that would be softer than this.
Definitely a "try to love" sort of ideal.
Another similarity would be a trapper hat. People make fun of them, but when they try them on... omg, so warm, soft and comfy. Too bad they're so expensive. :(
CharredChar:
--- Quote from: fohfoh on November 17, 2011, 06:07:22 AM ---lol. You'd have to wear to believe. These are just as comfortable as mid to high end gloves. The thinsulate lining is especially soft and warm. I let people try on my gloves quite frequently and their expressions are that of surprise to how soft and warm it is inside and the ease of movement when wearing them. It's deerskin, not something harder like cowskin. Lambskin is probably the only thing I can think of that's similar that would be softer than this.
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Yeah they look a lot closer to the gloves I use to weld.. they are pretty stiff and unwieldy. But they are also cheap. :laugh:
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