Recommend a warm, thinner glove to wear bow hunting

[STICKBENDER98]

I have tried different types of gloves, but have always come back to a thin pair of jersey gloves with the fingers cut off for my shooting glove, and use hand warmers when it gets really cold.  I have an Asbell pathfinder and use two handwarmers in the front pocket, and when it gets really cold for late season, I have a fleece hand warmer muff that I use two hand warmers in.


Jason

[ny state land]

look up Nomex flight gloves, thin and warm

[Ray Lyon]

Thank you for all the great responses!!  I ended up going with the Bruce river wool gloves with thinsulate lining.  This is similar to what I had before a few years ago.  Even though I use a tab, I cut finger stalls off first three fingers because I want feeling to be same always

[2wfstlhunting]

Thin glove liner of silk or other material, then a fingerless wool (or upgraded to alpaca or buffalo)glove, then your shooting glove over the whole thing.

[Overspined]

Along the same lines as the Filson, the First Lite Talus glove has been one of my go to kit items for years. Mind you I'm in Texas, but I have worn it in temperatures in the 30's and been very pleased with them.

https://www.firstlite.com/products/talus-fingerless-merino-glove

Same. First lite or filson, if it's warmer kuiu

[Judd]

A few years ago I started using a hand muff, boy has that made things more comfortable.
I wear thin pair of gloves in the muff and pull my hands out when getting ready for the shot.
If it is really cold add some small chemical hand warmers that are activated by oxygen.