Extreme Gear Fingerless Gloves

I have fished in late fall in Alaska the last 20 years. I have been through many types of gloves. Always had to carry multiple pairs cause they get wet. These gloves were so impressive when I got them wet I rang the water out and was able to finish my day. These gloves keep you warm even wet. My only complaint was I didn’t get my hands in them 20+ years ago. On to the socks I carry a small heater cause my feet always suffer from cold. I was fishing in 28 degrees and never fired the heater my feet stayed warm and dry the entire day. I highly recommend these products 💯 worth the money.

Used these for a steelhead trip in Alaska in late October based upon the recommendation of a friend. He wasn’t wrong - they’re warm and quick drying. His version has thin rubber collars which I somewhat envied. Anyway, I expect they’ll soften and break in with time. Slightly pricey but worth it.

The fingers are a little longer than most but work fine for shooting without removing a glove. The gloves are warm, I tried them in 40-degree weather. They were toasty. Two thumbs up! Pun intended.

I was introduced to the gloves by a Wyoming Fly fishing guide. He uses them daily in cold, wet conditions and swore by them. I just returned from a Steelhead trip on the cold, wet shoes of Lake Erie and they performed great. Amazing how a natural fiber maintains it’s warmth even when wet.

Excellent pair of gloves,

These extreme fingerless gloves stand up to the cold. They make winter steelhead fishing enjoyable.

Oh, I like these. The half fingers are longer than the type I usually have. The wool is soft and comfortable on the skin. These, are what fingerless gloves should be!

They wore out quick.