Best gloves

[NIB]

[QUOTE=Mike P]Glacier gloves---or any neoprene gloves---are almost as bad as going bare handed unless you get the polypropelene liners for them.

This is true.they are like a refrigerator for ur hands.they are bulky with the liners but svaed my hands plenty when fishin thru january.My favorite gloves though are a pair of simms that i left in Tims boat last february.I gues they are like a fleece.they will wick water pretty good for a while.they are open fingered i like that.we fish here in NJ till the end of dec. for the most part.i remember last yr. the week before christmas it was a nice day like 37 degrees an was gettin em here an there.without gloves hooked up wit gary an we fished into the dark an it got cold.my hands where so wet an cold I didn't want to catch anymore.but i kept castin.we left there an got some coffe an poured it on ourselves.

[spence]

Don't some of the Glacier gloves have a built in liner? I'm pretty sure mine arn't bare neoprene...

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[cheferson]

Says theyre lined with wool fleece

[Raider Ronnie]

So who sells these glacier or aqua skins gloves anyway?
got a link ?
sounds like they could be helpful for cod fishing during the winter!

[riverrat2]

The glacier gloves I have have a fleece lining that is very warm and comfortable. If you arent constantly getting wet than I would look at other gloves but if you are in the surf all night neoprene is the way to go.

[*LB]

I've been using a pair of neoprene Chota's that are pretty good. I like the removable thumb and index finger feature. They are un-lined and need a liner in the cold. I bought some thin ski glove liners that work well under them - they sell them at any ski shop. Because of the removable finger option water will leak in if you dunk them, but I wouldn't want to give up the dexterity.

[NIB]

The Glaciers I have are just neopreme no lining.I Imagine they make more than one type of glove.