Alaska River™ Series - Fingerless

I searched all over the web for gloves I can use in outdoor photography in the winder and still have my fingers free to operate the controls of my camera. After trying several other pair of gloves that were either too clumsy, too small on my huge hands, or too flimsy to last, I bought these Glacier Glove Alaska River Series gloves while they were on sale. I have finally found gloves that will keep my hands warm enough, yet leave my fingers free and give me the dexterity I need. I also appreciate the quality of materials and construction - much better than the cheap gloves I found on a major retail website that sells a lot of gloves that don't have the quality or size choices of Glacier Glove products. The neoprene all over the palms and fingers provides excellent "grip." I am lucky I was able to buy two pairs at the sale price. In the future, I will know where to go for my outdoor photography gloves.

Good gloves. I deliver packages for a living and need to be able to use a touchscreen in an acute way all day. Touchscreen compatible gloves just don't work well enough, so I sought out a pair of fingerless gloves to use between 25 and 45 degrees. These gloves fit the bill and were inexpensive. Deliveries can take a toll on gloves, so I didn't want to invest a ton. These seem durable and the neoprene is of good quality and grippy enough to handle packages. The fleece is indeed windproof. Many companies claim windproofness, but this material gets it done. The backhand cuts wind and easily stays warm in the conditions I am in. I am happy about that. There is also a thin lining inside the neoprene palm which helps with comfort. Nice. The sizing runs maybe a little large. I have ordered gloves online before (a number of times) and was a little disappointed with the large size running (borderline uncomfortably) big. Even after using the sizing chart and my experience with ordering gloves, these ones are a little too roomy. I'm the kind of person that likes to wear something a couple times to get a true feeling for sizing which precluded me being able to do a return, but I know now I probably should have got mediums. If you are in between sizes, I'd suggest sizing down as these can run a little large. Otherwise, I'm happy. I may even come back for the Pro Angler gloves for the coldest conditions - just in a medium.

These have been my go to fall winter early spring gloves for years. They work really well in terms of flexibility, especially in terms of tying on flies while fly fishing in a cold winter stream. When it is well below freezing one might need a convertable mit, but other than that these work very well.

The gloveslooks to be well made ! There's no discrepancy that I can tell and believe me I 'm very discreet about workmanship! However , I purchased them in late summer and for this fall and winter season! Can't give my total opinion but what I've seen , money well spent ! Thanks! Glacier Gloves !

I managed 2 seasons out of the first pair. Not bad for those toothy critters!

Have a pair I bought a generation ago...still good but ragged. fished alaska and the frying pan in winter, hauled gravel and moved river rock in river,shoveled snow and drove my car...all around great gloves.

this is my 2nd pair and they wear and work great

Love love love them!!!!

This is a great product at a great price. I find alot of the more expensive "Tech" gloves are over engineered. This glove is functional and comfortable.Put on a latex glove underneath and you are set for most any situation. My favorite.