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What kind of gloves does everyone have? What brand cold snap suit do you have. Curious what others have.

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For gloves I just wear a pair of the brown jersey glove on nicer days and when I am fishing in my portable and switch to a pair of the Ice Armor Edge gloves for the colder days. I also have a pair of mitts I wear on really cold days too. as for suits, my first ice fishing suit was a strikemaster suit (still use this to snow blow the driveway) then I got a first year Striker Ice suit (wear this on the extremely cold days) and my current main suit is a Ice Armor Lift Suit (this is the one I wear the most). for boots I wear the Ice Armor Sub Zero Boots (these are very warm boots).

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On cold days I wear the Sno Suit mittens and the fingered heavy Ice Force gloves when its not bitter cold. When hole hopping its either fingerless wool gloves or thin fingered fleece gloves. If my hands get cold I eiether put them in my pockets or choppers.

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Frabill FXE task gloves worked great for me last year. They are bulky but not so bad as to make your hands almost useless. They are waterproof as well. I could stick my hand down the hole with them on and stayed dry...and warm. Sometimes on very cold days I wore a thin liner Ansell glove underneath but not often.

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I have the Ice Armor Ultra gloves and love them. Plenty warm and your fingers can still function with them on. Also they are waterproof. Well worth the $55 price tag.

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Anyone have an opinion on Striker's mitts? I just order a pair to try. I figure the suits are good the gloves might be as well. I currently use the clam extreme mitts and they were great (just getting old and wqorn out). I tried to get some locally yesterday but they didn't have the size I wanted. So I figured I'd try the Striker brand.

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Just saw this "L&M Northlander Ice Suit Set" made by Anorrakk for $199.99 + free shipping.My brother bought a similar suit for ~ $170,same manufacturer,this fall & it appeared to be well made.

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