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Originally Posted by FlyingScot
In just a few years we'll all be yearning for the days when everything made in China sucked. Electronics, solar, batteries, cars, drones...they have surpassed us and we'll pay the price. But back to business here...
Not knocking the heated grips, especially after Think's and Rich's first hand reports. For those without an Ariens--there are gloves, and then there are gloves. Go to your local serious outdoor store, such as the guys in Wolfeboro, REI, or ski shop, and buy mittens for outdoor rec. I have these
https://www.rei.com/product/872820/h...17890020483513 |
I'm not sure how bulky those are, but the nice thing about the heated handgrips is that I can use lighter, more dexterous gloves that make it easy to shovel, brush off tight corners (stairs, mailbox, car mirrors), etc.
The only mitts I own are for winter hiking, and I only use those when static—last week we hiked Camel's Hump in 10 below weather, and I only had them on for ten or fifteen minutes.
All other times, I'll use liner gloves and/or a lightweight glove shell.
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