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Just in case anyone is looking out for gloves, I was just in tk maxx at meadowbank and they have a few pairs of dakine goretex gloves reduced to £35. Also some very nice goretex rousch gloves for something silly like £17. best be quick
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I saw the dakine gloves and other makes in our store too. I had a look, but must admit to being a bit warey of gloves made of leather - I'm sure it was that make that was made of leather. I know it can be waterproofed, but wondered if a leather glove would be more prone to getting soaked than synthetic, and possibly harder to dry as well?
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The Dakine gloves i tried on were fully synthetic: goretex etc.
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Leather gloves are the best, IMV...you need to look after them and tend to the leather but all materials have waterproof coatings and leather gloves aren't any different......
I am not sure about cheap gloves though, whatever the make...!! I think you should have two pairs and rotate them... after a slow dry-out over night. Cold wet hands is not any fun at all and you can't take enough gloves.
In my pack I'll likley have a cotton inner...just to take the freeze off in the event of the gloves being damp, if need be, and a pr of fleece gloves as a make-shift spare set. You just can't get caught out not having a hat or gloves, IMV
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