What kind of gloves?

[CNY Tim]

I just got a pair of the new Ice Armor Outdoor gloves for $14.95 and if they work like I think there going to work I will be able to use these mainly for fish handling and less breaking out the fish towel. I have had great luck with my Ice Armor fishing gloves so I 'm sure these new neoprene outdoor gloves will work great.

[Lotwfisher]

I use the ice armour X gloves alot, I have several pair now and am trying the X mitts for the long snowmobile rides.

[cold one sd]

When you use a heat packet in the Ice Armor X gloves does it keep hands nice and warm or is the pocket on top of your hand kind of useless? The reason I ask is I bought a pair today and haven't had a chance to use them yet.

[chickeywing]

Go ahead and laugh at me but I use the 3 pair for $.99 ladies lycra one size fits all black gloves. It does look like I stole them from my sister. They stretch tight enough to feel the line for tying knots. More than enough feel for playing fish on the tip-up. They also fit inside any other glove out there. You can also fit several pair in your pockets so you have extras when they get wet. Cheap and easy!

TC

[gritsnham]

I wont laugh chich those kind of gloves are good liners inside of a more heavy duty glove. I like the fingerless glove with mitten flip over style. The tips of my fingers add feel but I can warm them up quick. Might try some of the artic armour this year though

[Drewski]

The ice armor gloves are great. Waterproof and warm. And of course, a good pair of chopper mitts are always great.

[looneyducer]

For every two pockets on all my ice fishing clothes, collected, there is exactly one pair of gloves or mitts. Ice Armor and Neoprene in the parka, Shooting mitts in the vest, Fuzzy whatevers in the bibs (got them from me Mum -- waterproof and articulate), leather driving gloves, jerseys, choppers...

So, my answer to the question is ALL kinds.