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Can anybody please forward advice on which winter gloves are best to use and where to get them from for out door shooting with my camera during the winter please?
 
I use fishing gloves, made from neoprene and they are great

I got them as the thumb and first finger fold over to let you use the camera with finger tips, keep you warm aswell
 
I also have neoprene fishing ones. Got the holes so you can poke your shooting finger and thumb through.

Mine aren't too warm though.
 
I got a pair of Thinsulate gloves in George @ Asda for around £6. Very warm but thin enough to be able to operate my camera and a slight suede effect so the grip's reasonable too :)
 
Another vote for the neoprene fishing gloves. Mainly for the velcro-back finger and thumb tips.
 
I just manned up and used fingerless ones.

Did consider some of those that let you use an iPhone as I tweet score updates too but find fingerless ones during the game then some proper thick ski ones on top for before, HT and after do the trick
 
I bought some barbour shooting gloves so I can get my index finger and thumb out easily. They're warm enough...the only problem is when I have my index finger coming out of the hole, the glove cuts into my finger and cuts off the blood supply...so I lose all feeling in it anyway. I'm hoping the material slackens a bit over time though! :)
 
Last time I was in Aldi, they still had the fishing gloves on sale.
Cannot remember how much they were, but they were cheap!
Use fingerless ones myself!
 
Can you get your fingers out of those fishing gloves quickly?
 
I got some neoprene fingerless ones (Kelly recommended them). And then over them some bright red thick knitted long 'warmers' from Tesco last winter's sale (£2.00) bargain! I hope the red will attract the players towards me when they score ....
 
I got a pair of North Face E-Tip gloves couple of days ago. Not just for photography, but diddling with the tinternet on my phone when out in the cold.
 
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