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Thinking about buying a pair a SealSkinz Gauntlet gloves, but they are expensive, around 60 bucks, anybody have em, and if so, are they worth it.

You can get em at bass pro for bout 35...i've had three pairs and all three pairs end up leakin between the fingers...wish i could find a pair that didnt leak because they would be a great glove

Got a pair for Christmas few years ago. They have leaked from day one.

you should edit the topic to Sealzskin Products Suck

dont waste your money or an opportunity to get a gift

the doc

have owned three pair and they all leaked. Also worked in a Sporting goods store and everyone that I knew that had them was having the same problems.

Chad

Buddy of mine bought a pair hunted with them yesterday and said his hand's were colder with them on than without them waste of money he said.

I've had a pair for about 4 yrs that have not leaked. I keep in my blind bag and mainly use for picking up deaks. Much better than neoprene.

I bought a pair at Mack's yesterday used um this morning I thought my damn hands were gonna freeze and break off they didn't leak but walking into the timber bustin ice I really worked up sweat, they are bone dry on the outside but like a freezer on the inside

I've had two pair that worked great for a day or two, then started leaking. They don't go well with "actually being used". If you get a pair, keep them in the package and send them back. Just my .02

Every year I buy 2 or 3 pair of "waterproof" hunting gloves of all types. Over the years, I must have collected 35 to 40 pairs of gloves. Why? Because I am still searching for a pair of "waterproof" gloves that are actually "waterproof". My random survey strongly indicates that a "waterproof" glove simply does not exist....it is one of the great myths of our time.

This industry should be called out for what they are: sham artists.

What about neopreme gloves and wear wool inserts inside or a pair of winter golf gloves as inserts for the neos works well.

jebster wrote:Every year I buy 2 or 3 pair of "waterproof" hunting gloves of all types. Over the years, I must have collected 35 to 40 pairs of gloves. Why? Because I am still searching for a pair of "waterproof" gloves that are actually "waterproof". My random survey strongly indicates that a "waterproof" glove simply does not exist....it is one of the great myths of our time.

This industry should be called out for what they are: sham artists.

I feel the same way, even about the gloves with the so called "gore-tex" inserts. They always leak around the trigger finger or close to the pinky.

Leaky end of story

only waterproof glove I have ever owned

Some of the more expensive neoprene gloves seem to be waterproof for quite a while, however, you can't wear them for anything except putting out and picking up decoys. They aren't even good for a 4 wheeler ride.