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    Posted: 20 Mar 06 at 12:41pm
Originally posted by Guest#260

I use the Magic Marine Dry Glove to sail the laser in the winter ... a bit clumsy but it's fine for the laser.

Rick

Me too.

Tested them yesterday doing 2 races and they were as Rick says a little clumsy but ok. They have a double cuff which you can trap your drysuit/spraytop in to make a watertight seal. After 2 races (3 hours or so) they were getting a bit wet inside... FROM SWEAT. The only trouble I found was that the neoprene is quite thick so your fingers get tired from bending the glove.
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Make sure your winter wetsuit isn't too tight restricting circulation!

Same goes for wrist seals on a drysuit
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I suffer from really really cold hands too. stops me sailing in the winter 

Don't buy gloves that are too tight. Keep them loose!

I think Rooster are looking into developing some warm gloves for cold hands!
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g'day,

if you have the chance, go to your local ski / mountaineering shop and purchase a pair of base layer glove liners. a great brand is marmot. also depending on budget, buy a pair of dry suit diving gloves in your size from a dive shop. these are sealed against water entry via a rubber seal. then from your local sailing shop get a pair of ordinary summer sailing gloves a size or two too big and put them over the dry suit gloves, which are in turn over your ski glove liners. your hands will be toasty then. the bulk may be an issue depending on the dry suit gloves. hope your hands get warmer soon.

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I use the Magic Marine Dry Glove to sail the laser in the winter ... a bit clumsy but it's fine for the laser.

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Thank you sea badger.  I'll take a look at those gloves.  I'll probably buy some at the boat show.
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Originally posted by Sarah B

I wear surgical gloves under my gloves and try to keep my hands as dry as possible.

So do I and I think they work quite well.

I have herd that the 'Warm whne wet' Gloves are probably what you need. But I can remember who makes them as I don't actually have a pair myself (although I do want some)
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I was using the orange grippy gloves 2day(really really cold!)...with just ordinary gill deckhand gloves undearneath...and my hands were nice and warm
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I use the DIY style yellow 'supa gloves'  which have very little warmth and just about survive with a pair of kooga G-flex neoprene rugby gloves underneith but unless grip is critical id expect you could find far warmer options
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I wear surgical gloves under my gloves and try to keep my hands as dry as possible.
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