Comfortable liners that are good as gloves themselves on only slightly cool days
Power Stretch Pro Liner with touch
Patrick Comtois
Very innovative product for photographers
The gloves are true to size, keep my hands warm in cooler temps and the outer waterproof shell does not add a lot of bulk to the glove. Very happy with purchase.
Milford Photography Glove
Thomas Braccini
Warm and Wonderful
These socks fit great and feel great. I haven’t gotten a chance to use them in any temperature below 35 degrees Fahrenheit, but I’m fairly confident they will be warm far below that.
3 for 2: Merino Wool Sock Bundle
Sahara Katz
Best photography gloves I’ve had!
I love these gloves ! It’s so easy to adjust my camera settings just by opening the fingertip of the Markhof Pro V3 gloves. I shoot the night sky where I have very little light and it’s cold . The Markhof gloves are warm and fit perfectly.
Markhof Pro V3 Photography Glove
Gary Lentsch
Dealing with cold hands and fingers
Being a photographer, you will undoubtedly need to deal with cold hands and fingers. However, no one glove type will be suitable for all conditions and activities. On those milder winter days, wearing a heavier winter glove tends to end up in sweaty hands as you climatize to the elements. Having a nice pair of gloves like the Djuke Photography Glove gives you the dexterity and warmth that you need all day. Remember that the size of your gloves is extremely important when it come to winter gloves - as too tight of gloves can restrict the blood flow in your hands, especially while your gripping your camera (use the sizing chart on their website).
