A Review of Photography Winter Gloves

[James C.]

Winter is almost upon us, and my fingers are starting to feel it!

I received this article from B&H Photo & Video last week and thought there might be some of you out there who might find it helpful.

Winter Photography Glove Roundup

Which photography gloves are best for your cold weather winter adventures? We tested a bunch of pairs to find out!

www.bhphotovideo.com

Happy winter photographing!

 

[Charles Loy]

The reviewer mentioned my fav winter gloves, Agloves. I've used them for years. Fit is fantastic, easy to fiddle with the setting of the camera while wearing them, and I can place my hands on coat pocket while wearing.

 

[James C.]

The reviewer mentioned my fav winter gloves, Agloves. I've used them for years. Fit is fantastic, easy to fiddle with the setting of the camera while wearing them, and I can place my hands on coat pocket while wearing.

I, too, use AGloves. They were only $20 a pair at the Gloves.com web site in the last couple of years, but I don't know if they've gone up with the global supply chain shortage. They are good in-between seasons, but as the reviewer mentioned, they're not warm enough in really cold weather. I've worn them in weather down to about 28ºF, but I've had to put my ski glove liners on first. And even then, they really aren't warm enough.

 

[Charles Loy]

I, too, use AGloves. They were only $20 a pair at the Gloves.com web site in the last couple of years

they are on sale at B-H now for a cheap 7.95 price! The description does not pitch them as cold weather gloves on the B-H

agloves | B&H Photo Video

Shop B&H's in stock, large inventory for fast shipping, great service and everyday low prices on agloves. For more info, please call 800-947-4415

www.bhphotovideo.com

 

[Not A Speck Of Cereal]

they are on sale at B-H now for a cheap 7.95 price! The description does not pitch them as cold weather gloves on the B-H

agloves | B&H Photo Video

Shop B&H's in stock, large inventory for fast shipping, great service and everyday low prices on agloves. For more info, please call 800-947-4415

www.bhphotovideo.com

Those might make a decent liner for actual winter gloves, but I wouldn't expect them to protect my hands in the colder northern climbs.

Chris

 

[Jack McEwan]

Rachael Jones Ross ( www.astralisphotography.com ) is a photographer who performs Astrophotography in the Canadian Rockies and is frequently out in the cold overnight. She recommends gloves by The Heat Company ( www.theheatcompany.com ) which consist of a mitten with a touch sensitive inner liner. The mitten is opened when needed to allow manipulation of camera controls. These gloves also have adequate room for hand warmers. There is a section dedicated to photography gloves on the Heat Company‘s website. Of note, Racheal Ross recenfly did a YouTube video for Capture One describing the necessary requirements for cold weather photography.

 

[RecalcitrantRon]

I bought the Heat Company Durable Liner Pro gloves from B&H. Very happy with them so far. I’ll see how they fair in Yosemite next month.