Don't let your hands FREEZE! BEST GLOVES for Hiking and Backpacking in COLD WET CONDITIONS
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- čas přidán 27. 01. 2021
- Hey there. You may have noticed that we changed the name of the channel to The Ultralight Mindset. You'll still find tons of videos related to ultralight backpacking, hiking, and outdoor content, but also tips on living with less (ultralight) in your day to day life.
Take care.
Hiking, backpacking, and trail running in cold, wet, and windy conditions can be challenging. Lets face it, frozen hands and fingers are not fun and can even be dangerous if your not careful. This ultralight glove combo is by far the best way I have found to keep my hands warm and dry!
For me, these gloves have been comfortable while moving into the teens and comfortable while static with light wind down to freezing. I would love to hear your thoughts and suggestions. Please feel free to leave a comment or question below.
Always listening and learning.
TUM
Gear in this video:
SHOWA TEMRES 281 Non-Insulated Glove: Non insulated pair - 1.8 ounces
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Zpacks Possum Down Gloves: 1.3 ounces for the pair.
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Possum Down Gloves - Amazon: Similar to Zpacks.
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DeFeet Duraglove ET Wool: Another great option for a liner glove.
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Aonijie 18 liter running vest pack:
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Other Resources:
SHOWA TEMRES 282 Insulated Glove: I prefer a separate liner with the 281 for better dry times.
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Allen Dixon's review of the TEMRES 282: Great review with lots of practical application.
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Andrew Skurkas Review of the TEMRES 281: Great review and inspiration for my using the 281.
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Andrew Skurkas Review of the TEMRES 282-02: Insulated with a wrist draft collar and cinch cord.
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GEAR that I use and recommend:
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BACKPACKS
LiteAF "Multi" Day Pack:
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LiteAF Curve 35 UL backpack:
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LiteAF Fanny Pack:
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SHELTER SYSTEM
Zpacks Duplex Dyneema Tent:
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Six Moon Designs Lunar Solo:
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Paria Sanctuary Tarp:
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Polycryo Ground Sheet:
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Vargo Titanium Tent Stake:
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MSR Groundhog Tent Stakes:
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SLEEP SYSTEM
Katabatic Gear Alsek 22 Quilt:
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Paria 15 and 30 Degree Backpacking Quilts:
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Thermarest Vesper 20/32/45 Degree Quilt:
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Thermarest Uberlite Sleeping Pad:
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Klymit Static V Ultralite SL Sleeping Pad:
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Thermarest Zlite CCF Sleeping Pad:
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Thermarest NeoAir Xlite Sleeping Pad:
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Thermarest Xtherm Sleeping Pad:
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SeatoSummit Pillow:
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RAIN GEAR
3F UL Gear Rain Skirt:
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Frogg Toggs UL2 Rain Jacket:
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Mountain Warehouse Rainpants:
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Six Moon Designs Umbrella:
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KITCHEN
BRS-3000T Ultralight titanium Stove:
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MSR PocketRocket 2 Ultralight Stove:
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TOAKS Titanium 750ml Pot:
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EVERNEW 900ml Titanium Pot:
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GSI Outdoors Infinity Mug:
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TOAKS Titanium Long Handle Spoon:
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Anthony's Organic Instant Coffee:
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What are the best Backpacking and hiking gloves? How to stay dry in the rain? How do you hike in the rain? How do you stay warm while ultralight backpacking? What is the best glove for trail running? Whats the best rain gear for hiking?
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Hey guys, if I missed some details or you have any questions about the gloves, just drop them below in the comments or shoot me an email. I'd love to hear what you guys use for your hands!
For photos of my hikes, gear, and everyday shenanigans check out @motivatedbymountains on Instagram. Happy Trails!
Great vid on the gloves. I wouldn't be surprised to start seeing lots of folks hiking in these.
You and me both!
Thanks for the review. I have both those gloves but never thought about combining them. ATB
Yep. Great combo!!!!
Great tips - thanks! Bought the Possum gloves - love them! Softy and warm! While I was at it, I bought a pair of Possum socks too, which are also great. I wouldn't use them as hiking socks, but great for wearing as sleeping socks. I could only find a 10-pack of the Showa 281, so I bought a pair of the Showa 282, which you can find as a single pair. I haven't had a chance to try them out yet. Thanks again for the great suggestions - I like your reviewing style.
Thanks for the kind words. Much appreciated. You can also find the 281s on ebay....👍
www.ebay.com/itm/1-Pair-Showa-Temres-281-Breathable-Waterproof-PU-Safety-Gloves-SHIPS-FREE/283805597270?var=585285797623&chn=ps&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-117182-37290-0&mkcid=2&itemid=585285797623_283805597270&targetid=1068233079533&device=m&mktype=pla&googleloc=9009860&campaignid=11612587842&mkgroupid=111536114365&rlsatarget=pla-1068233079533&abcId=9300457&merchantid=6296724&gclid=CjwKCAiAmrOBBhA0EiwArn3mfLwWz0XYXhv3d40aWO2iCoibeKL8W__nBGyeqFtPRcO4YM2iBaL_vhoCbA8QAvD_BwE&pageci=eb59462b-224d-464d-9972-803b597c67d5
I've been told possum fur has hollow fibres like a polar bear, hence the warmth. Have a possum beanie but its too warm for most things. Will try the showa's.
I like were your going with it. I've done the same except I baught blue gloves that had wool on the inside.
The 282's work well, but I prefer the versatility of the outer and liner.
Nice
Thank you
I have seen those before
I also have the possum down gloves
I have the rain mittens and these look better
Hiking in the northeast these look like they would work well
Yea. I like them a lot.
I also bought the lite Af 35 liter
Nylon pack since your review
Very comfortable
Chris is nice person very helpful
@@billcompton6050 Yea...Chris is a good dude AND he and all the other LiteAF team make very high quality gear. By far the most comfortable packs I have ever used.....👍
Hello I love your videos i find them very useful. In this video what kind of head cover are you using?
Thanks! It's an Alpaca beanie from Appalachian Gear Company. Great hat!
Nice. But I second the comment about the new ones out. 282-02 with a cinch cord, I believe.
Thanks Mark. See comments under Escape The Indoors...
Any idea what the Showa gloves are made from?
Interesting -in my own quest for the ultimate glove experience ive been experimenting with combining 2 different gloves myself - i love hiking in the rain and this combo you put together looks like a winner ! Too bad you cant finger swipe yet with a good glove set up for wet n cold -maybe in a few years they’ll come out with something? Ive decided that for now ill probably just have to cut the tip of the index finger off and just deal with a frosty finger tip until the next wave of swipe-able designs come out - i could imagine ORVIS fly fishing will be the first to have a really great design but even they dont have one yet :/
No need to cut off the finger. You can sew a small circular area of conductive thread into the finger tip. Works great.
I purchased the Black Temres 282-02 with the built in insulation and my fingers were numb at low 40's and high 30's Farenheit. It was misting rain and windy when I tried them that time. I can feel the wind blowing through the "breathable" material. I did put a hand warmer inside each glove when the temps were in the lower 30's to upper 20's Farenheit. This still wasn't enough, my fingers were still numb, like I didnt have any gloves at all. I will continue looking for something much warmer. The blue ones with the Possum down gloves must be warmer I'm guessing, I haven't tried them. I wish I could return both pairs of 282-02's that I purchased and get my $40+ back...
Yes, I think the combo of the Possum Down gloves and the 281's is warmer than the 282's alone. Neither the combination of gloves or the 282's will keep my hands warm, especially my fingers, if I'm standing around in the temps you mentioned. I am comfortable while hiking or trail running down into the teens as I mentioned in the description.
Nice review. What size are you using for both gloves? And how does that compare to your usual glove size? I’ve heard the Showas run small.
Great question!
My hand from bend in my wrist to the tip of my index finger is just under 8". Showas run a bit on the smaller side. My gloves - Showa size XL. Zpacks size XL.
Just subbed to your channel! I've been looking for a good solution for winter hikes as well--the possum down gloves are great and I used these on my last hike in Shenandoah National Park. I'll have to check out the Showa gloves without the liners, been curious about those ever since I heard Andrew Skurka talk about them, at 1.8 oz that isn't that much heavier than other UL shells from Zpacks, MLD, etc., and for these sorts of conditions, it may be worth the extra weight.
Yea. I like the 281's a lot. I think the Mitts you mentioned may be slightly warmer but these gloves don't wet out like the mitts. I struggle with keeping my fingers warm and these have worked great. I'm toasty while hiking/running down to the teens. Good down to freezing in camp. Plus, I always get a kick out of using items that are not really meant for hiking or backpacking. I might give the Visp mitts a try at some point.
I really enjoyed the WINTER video. Watched the recent food video also. You definitely have a nak for editing. Good stuff!
@@TheUltralightMindset Yes, actually I think I meant the mitts, I think Skurka reviewed those, and I was comparing those to UL mitts from Zpacks, MLD, etc., which generally weigh around 1 oz for a pair. I'm guessing these gloves would provide much more warmth than those UL mitts and also more dexterity with trekking poles (and durability). I appreciate the feedback on my videos, I plan doing a lot more in 2021. Your stuff is good as well!
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Like your videos, how hare are these gloves to get on when there are damp?
thanks,,
Hey thanks....appreciate the kind words. Both sets of gloves are easy to take on or off when damp to slightly wet. The possum down gloves also slide in and out of the Temres 281 easily....👍
Love these. Check out the 282-02, specifically designed for backpacking.
The 282-02 look to be a nice backpacking tailored version of the insulated 282’s. Wish they would do the same for the 281’s because I prefer the flexibility of a separate shell and liner.
@@jpriddle For sure the insulation is nice until it gets wet inside. Definitely nice for dry cold snow.
@@escapetheindoors nice content on your channel, by the way!
@@jpriddle thanks so much!
Hey guys, Sorry to be so late to the party. Yea, the 282 and the 282-02 are definitely warmer due to the acrylic liner and the draft collar on the -02 seems to be a step in the right direction for added warmth and weather resistance. So....here's my take on it. Personally, I prefer the 281 with a liner glove. Mainly due to the inevitable moisture in the insulation or liner glove, after hours of hiking. I like the flexibility of drying the liner separately and being able to layer, using the liner, the 281, or both. Also, from what i understand the draft collar on the 282-02 is not waterproof, so good for dry snow, but not borderline cold wet snow, or rain. I have not used the -02 so I'm speculating here.
Hi do you know the best emptily backpacks available on Amazon for less than $100? Thank you for all you do
Naturehike 40 liter.
Necessity forced me to come up with something similar. My base is alpaca knit gloves, and I slide Venom Steel Nitrile Cleaning Gloves over them. They're used for automotive and industrial tasks. They're 6 mil thick and 0.5 ounces (15 grams) a pair. Think stronger medical gloves, that resist rips and tears. I keep them in my rain jacket pocket or my tiny med kit. But unlike yours they only cover up to the wrist, but they do the job keeping both my knit gloves and my hands dry and warm.
Yes. We actually use the two layer Venom gloves for work. They are quite a bit tougher than your average disposable nitrile glove for sure. I have hiked with them, but I find the Temres gloves to be far superior in warmth and keeping out heavy rain. Thanks for the info. Sounds like you've got it figured out..👍👍👍👍
any thought on latex gloves?
Yea. Super light, cheap, and compressable. They work great for trapping heat when your moving, or as a vapor barrier under mitts/gloves. I also like to use them in cool shoulder season rain.
Can you tell us which daypack you’re using? Thanks! 🙏
It's an 18 liter running vest pack made by Aonijie. I use it to clean up trash on my trail runs. Works great! I have been very happy with it. I'll add a link to it in the description shortly.
You can find the Amazon link for the vest in the description. Its also available at www.aonijietrailrunning.com
Do you have any suggestions on how to remove the smell from the gloves?
Smell?
@@TheUltralightMindset they have a smell almost like gasoline. Didn’t know if there was a way to remove it?
@@fosterscot Strange. Mine did have a slight "new from the rubber factory " type of smell when I first opened them, but it quickly went away with use. Now they just smell like a dirty hiker. LOL
@@TheUltralightMindset haha! Yes, they smell like rubber but I hope it goes away soon.
@@fosterscot Maybe you could soke them in baking soda and water overnight, then hang dry????
I get caught outside at work in the rain sometimes for 4 or 5 hours at a time and have been through 4 or 5 "waterproof" gloves that I had to get rid of. Guess I can try these. Don't like that the back has to be like stuffed into your rain jacket, but I'm tired of searching for waterproof gloves online that don't work, but look better.
Let me know how they work out for you
'water resistant' equals not-waterproof
@@6millionLiesRememberHolodomor Correct
You wash the dishes with those gloves??
Every night...