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1% of Every Sale Go To Environmental Non-profits
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Birding in Nome in June, is still a freezing proposition. Ten hours out searching I was pretty comfortable with these gloves, temps were 30-50 . I used the size link on the website to order, but the smalls seemed tight overall. I measured for a small. Returned them and ordered the mediums, I think much better for comfort. I will give them a workout next winter. The magnetic design is clever, to pop open your thumb and pointer finger tips. Both left and right hands have this option. Seem to be well made and look cool, I bought the olive green gloves.
I just did an astro session in -8C - so not that cold, but i have raynaud's so my hands are more susceptible than most people's. Because i was shooting for stacking images, I had to fire the shutter ~30 times for each camera position. Moving the fingers of the gloves back and forth for each shot was flawless - and my hands stayed warm for the entire session. Can't say enough good things. Even adjusting the tripod with the grippy palms was a breeze.
A well made glove that works for me! I put these gloves through a very busy Fall shooting season and have come to depend on them. They fit my needs well.
Really love the new gloves
In my photo trip to Canada in January for the ice bubbles, I needed a good pair of winter photography gloves that can keep my hands warm as well as able to operate my camera. I was referred by several friends to look into Vallerret gloves. I was debating between the Markhof Pro V3 and the Tinden. After reading their photography guide, I decided to go with the Tinden for the temperature and activity that I will be doing. The gloves arrived with great impression. The gloves were high quality, well made, nice looking. It was comfortable. I brought the gloves for the trip and it endured -25C with strong wind gust my first afternoon shooting ice bubbles. They kept my hands warm and dry and I was able to operate my camera with the thumb and index fingers when needed but pulling off those finger tabs and put them back on instantly. I'm happy with the gloves and surely will continue to use them for future winter photography needs.
