Gloves for colder weather?

[dave lackey]

How about these?

Available only at the Tokyo Leica Store according to Thorsten Overgaard's website.

 

[Paulbe]

They have the red dot--they've gotta be perfect!
How much?
Two grand and 10 weeks delivery??
Paul

 

[dave lackey]

They have the red dot--they've gotta be perfect!
How much?
Two grand and 10 weeks delivery??
Paul

No idea, trying to find the website for the Tokyo store...no luck yet. These are probably "digital" gloves..., so I wonder if they work with the M3.

 

[semilog]

They cost $3000 a pair, and the closer your fingers get to the thing you're trying to pick up, the less accurate your movements are .

 

[dave lackey]

Ah...not sure if they still sell them? But according to Thorsten, they are $75/pair.

http://overgaard.dk/leica-M9-digital-rangefinder-camera-page-7.html

 

[Harry Lime]

Go down to your local hardware store and you'll find a wide selection of gloves for contractors and construction workers in all sorts of materials that have a rubber grip texture. They range from big and bulky, to thin and flexible. Dirt cheap, but you'll probably have to make do without the red dot.

 

[Ranchu]

Absolutely Harry Lime. I remember I saw some lowepro? gloves, they wanted 20 bucks for. I couldn't believe the gall. Thin knit things with little rubber dots, all black. I got some grey ones at the dollar store for 2 bucks.

 

[Nikon Bob]

Yea, cheap nitrile work/garden gloves worn under warmer mitts in winter. Just shuck the mitts off when using the camera.

Bob

 

[dave lackey]

yet another pair of gloves for very cold weather:

http://www.stealth-gear.com/products/photography-accessories/photographers-gloves.html

 

[The Meaness]

thin athletic/running gloves. I have a pair of nike's with some grippy stuff on the plans. $25 and love them. They double as lens padding/cases when in a pinch.