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I need some mothereffing DG gloves!!!
- Thread starter Thizzle J
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I used to wear diamond studded gloves but they were scratching my discs so had to get rid of them.
agent_peebody
* Ace Member *
don't lie, Terry. you were trying to cut through the chains with yer diamonds...we all saw it...:|
NothinButChing
* Ace Member *
you might be surprised at the amount of young boys following you at the course with those sparkling gloves
Believe it or not it is cold in Florida and I need some good insulated thin gloves for dg... Any suggestions?? Need to know where to buy them at too...
Under armor ski glove liners. It's not freezing here in TX, but it's cold. These
have been PERFECT!!!! for keeping my hands warm in between shots. Great when you put a hand warmer in them to.
Amazon for 24.95. That's what I payed for them in the ski shop.
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it was super cold here today. like 65...maybe 64.:\
GLong
* Ace Member *
Under armor ski glove liners. It's not freezing here in TX, but it's cold. These
have been PERFECT!!!! for keeping my hands warm in between shots. Great when you put a hand warmer in them to.
Amazon for 24.95. That's what I payed for them in the ski shop.
I have a pair of those and normally they are great. Last night they weren't cutting it though. Even with those and hand warmers, my hands were still pretty darn frozen. But we are also getting some unseasonably cold weather here in MD. High 10s/low 20s with 15-20 mph winds = I wanna move to Florida!
Wait, Florida is cold right now too, apparently....
I was looking for some big ol' gloves, but decided that since it doesn't stay cold that long here in tx, nor does it stay "that" cold for long, that these would / should work. They have!!! but for maryland, I could image these being useless in the winter.
Bubbajoe
Birdie Member
Mittens are the only way to go. Although the real key is dressing right. SteveP wrote about this in one of the recent cold weather threads. If your core is cold then your body will begin restricting blood flow to your limbs. Its a self preservation thing.
I also want to pounce on anybody from Florida whinning about the cold, but they have a very humid cold from what I understand. If this is the case then you get a little slack. Wet cold is one the most difficult climates to dress for.
I also want to pounce on anybody from Florida whinning about the cold, but they have a very humid cold from what I understand. If this is the case then you get a little slack. Wet cold is one the most difficult climates to dress for.
Deaf Leopard
Bogey Member
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I just got a pair of Mechanix gloves the other day.
Played 3 rounds wearing them for all throws.
They have a good feel overall.
I certain I didn't do any worse than I would have. :gross:
They have a good feel overall.
I certain I didn't do any worse than I would have. :gross:
These are the ones I use, and man oh man are they warm. If anything they're almost to warm.
http://www.outdoorresearch.com/site/m_s_alti_mitts.html
http://www.outdoorresearch.com/site/m_s_alti_mitts.html
surgeflx87
Banned
I just use any glove on my.non throwing hand and keep my throwing hand in my pocket. It works fine for me, im thinking about getting some handwarmers to throw in the pocket though.
medicinalfunk
* Ace Member *
how the hell am i supposed to golf when there is 2 feet of goddamn snow on the ground
Smigles
* Ace Member *
careful, with colorful discs and spotters.
scarwig
Eagle Member
Yes, $200 mittens are the answer
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