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How To Keep Your Hands Warm on Cold Days

Aug 18, 2008 Allen Smith, Equipment Editor

When it comes to outdoor activities, there is a simple rule: cold hands and feet mean a miserable day. Even if it snowed three feet the night before and you're... Full article

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• by Tbob55 Sep 14, 2008
  I cant tell you enough how much warm hands make a difference... I went skiing and my gloves got snow in the the whole day, It was miserable! You really need good gloves... It makes all the difference!
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• by Snowwriter Sep 25, 2008
  It also helps to have more than one pair of gloves. Always keep a spare in your locker or car. Some days, no matter what you do, you always end up with wet soggy gloves!
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• by snowguy7 Feb 24, 2009
  I'd also recommend Gore-Tex gloves by Burton.
  
  Also, hand warmers are a great thing to bring along.
  They work for a couple of hours and some gloves even have slots for them.
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• by craigerv Nov 12, 2009
  Gloves have never been able to do it for me. My fingers just FREEZE! I've gone to mittens for my skiing days and they've done beautifully, but I still have the occasional problem with overheating, sweating, then having that freeze. What I really want to try are those three finger gloves but I can't find 'em anywhere. Does anyone have any recomendations on three-finger gloves?
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