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My hands can't stand the cold and mitts beat gloves any day of the week. Just think, in gloves every finger is isolated from the other so there is no sharing of warmth. In big double layer mitts the fingers are all together and can even be clenched together into a fist to preserve a litte more body heat. I do know a few hardy individuals with hands of iron that wear gloves and a ball cap (no ear covers) outdoors in winter, for a while. No way in the world you will catch me doing that for any length of time. If you are just running from a warm house to a heated vehicle ok but any extended time working outdoors requires multiple layers (and mitts) for me. Heading out now to start the Massey and put a hay bale out at a relatively mild 8 degrees F.
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