Good photo gloves

[dentharg]

Hi! Can you recommend good photo gloves? With wind shielding (wind trap) and maybe some rubber grip on fingers inside to get a good feeling of buttons?

I've read that a good way to go is buying biking gloves from Specialized or SixSixOne. Thanks for any hints.

[liza]

You might also consider gloves that are worn for canoeing and kayaking. You can get them at Gander Mountain or similar sporting good stores. Just a thought.

[Scottes]

I have a thin pair from EMS. Thin enough to sasily control the camera buttons, rubber tips for traction, good to about 20°F. I got a pair of "shells" - just X-Large waterproof lightly insulated gloves, really - for the very cold times when you don't need to control the camera.

[Fade2]

I Shot the Chicago Bear - Atlanta Falcon football game in December in Chicago at Soldiers field and it was like 12 degrees BELOW ZERO!! I wore a pair of Football wide receiver gloves, and they did the job while I was shooting! Nice grip on the camera.
Damn I'm getting cold again just thinking bout that night!!