Outdoor Glove Reviews

I’ve been wanting to get a pair of proper winter gloves for when I’m out shooting, but I haven’t been able to find anything that really seemed to work. By random chance I found an article about the the Heat 3 Smart Gloves...

The Heat 3 Gloves are similar to other half-finger mittens with the ends flipping back to expose the fingers. Unlike many similar gloves, the flaps have nicely protected zippers to enclose
the warmth.

Weather can be a severe issue for photographers. If rainy, stormy weather isn’t damaging equipment, it’s the cold. It could be enough to stop a shoot from happening.

Gloves are something of a problem for photographers. We need to wear gloves thick enough to effectively keep our hands warm, it is after all hard to operate the camera with numb fingers, but not so thick that the gloves themselves reduce our dexterity.

This is a full review of the Heat 3 Smart Gloves, rated by extreme weather photographers as the best gloves in even the coldest of conditions.

Northern European countries are fascinating places in my opinion, but one of the main problems I face every time that I visit them, for photographic workshops or simply for taking photographs with friends, is the cold...

The Heat Company have recently released the third generation Heat 3 Smart Gloves, perfect for daily life in winter, photography, skiing, or mountain climbing...

After a lot of research and asking photographers around me for advice I was recommended to have a closer look on the gloves from the Heat Company and their Heat3 Layer System.

Here is my solution for winter photography - HEAT 3 Smart gloves and the North Face Gore CloseFit Fleece gloves from Ting-Li Lin