would these be appropriate to wear when fishing in the winter?
619375
I'd say no, the thickness would make everything awkward to handle. I suggest a 2mm
619376
Depends on how cold it is. I'm don't fish but I've found in my use they aren't very warm when the temps are in the 20's if I am not moving my hands. Also I would think it would be difficult to tie knots in fishing line with them. The grip surface isn't solid. They use glued on diamond shaped rubbery material. So handling slippery fish might be more difficult than with other gloves. I have seen neoprene fishing gloves at an outdoor sporting goods store. They had a solid rubbery palm and two fingertips than folded back so you could use bare fingertips for tying knots. Hope this helps.
2153637
I suppose that would depend on what kind of conditions you're skiing in. I've only skied here in Michigan, and I would be sweating in these. I would put these on the low end of "low to medium activity." Great for outdoor work like cutting wood where you're not really moving around a lot.
108912
I live in the Phoenix area, so my version of winter is probably different than your's ^^. I suspect these will probably work best for Spring and Fall in cooler climates.
199467
Probably not. They get wet and your heads will get cold. Not water proof or resistant for that matter.
842820
Most definitely, although I'm not sure how safe it would be wearing these for extended periods of time. They fit snugly, but are comfortable.
957306
i do nor use them for ice fishing. i walk on an icey road 1/2 mile roundtrip for the mail 6 days a week and they are great in any ice.
539297
I am not sure on the wind factor. I believe they should keep your hands warm. The pair I purchased were for ice fishing.
1869372
Yes, but I would being them in over the winter. They don't seemed to weather well in extreme temps.
199468
You will have to use your own waterproofing solution. And no, wind passes right through hem so I would not recommend them for cold weather.
273638
I dont think you could tie any knots with them on but using rod and reel should be no problem. They do keep you dry and are pretty warm.
1029903
I would say no. The feet on these are for walking in the water but you should put on water shoes with the feet so you don't cut them on anything. Lobster men would have reinforced boots on them.
1466691
I think they would work either way. My boots fit snuggly and I've use them with lighter weight neoprene boots. So I think they would work fine with wader stocking only.
1381864
I think they would be ok for that but better for diving I love mine they don't let the cold in that is for sure and no they are not stiff at all and they have some grip but I don't know if they will be the best holding the ores.
2067625
I wear mine cutting grass, snowblowing, and shoveling. I have not had a problem with these yet. I am very happy with these.
81961
If you mean, will it keep you warm when the temperature is below freezing, the answer is yes. Wear them under your regular clothing and use appropriate cold weather gear when outdoors.
1293504
Maybe for summer, but not spring and fall. We're in Finland, so we wear them year round (doubt it gets much above 85F here in the summer). We wear them with our shorts in the summer.
725751
Absolutely, these are very light but still keep your legs very warm in cold temperatures...I wore them as a base layer in 20-60 degree weather.