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.