-30 Windchill possible tonight multiple CO counties

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Originally Posted by Irving

To your point though, I was outside last night and within five minutes my fingers were numb; even with double gloves.

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You need better gloves my friend. Or maybe mittens.

I?ll try and find you a link to some of my favorites. I?ve worked outside all day in this type of cold and my hands were fine.

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Originally Posted by 00tec

I have one of those propane jet heaters if you wanted to borrow it. Its a good size one. Forget the BTU rating (maybe 120k or 150k) but it will burn through a tank of propane in about 4hrs at full tilt. If the door is down in the garage, it'll run you out.

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I've got one stored away if I need, as does the neighbor. Thanks.

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Originally Posted by ray1970

You need better gloves my friend. Or maybe mittens.

I?ll try and find you a link to some of my favorites. I?ve worked outside all day in this type of cold and my hands were fine.

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You're right. I was wearing thin cotton gloves under some cheapo Mechanix gloves. I'm interested in something that has some amount of dexterity for cold like this though, so please send links. Two years ago I spent $100 on gloves in the middle of elk season to try and stay warm. I've got wool gloves and synthetic mittens from OR, and neither are as warm as I'd like. The mittens are okay as long as you're moving, but they are very delicate, so kind of worthless for hunting.

Pretty sure these are the ones I have. Possibly the warmest winter gloves I?ve ever used. Obviously a little bulky for fine dexterity but I am very happy with mine.

https://www.amazon.com/Caiman-2960-5.../dp/B0085JCPWE

Thanks, not terribly expensive either.

Make sure your pipes don't freeze. It's Valentines Days weekend....

Redneck engineer a Herman Nelson
A tarp some pvc tent poles and a forced air heater.

The heating bill this month will be crazy. We set up the temp at 64F, and we gotta wear socks and jacket inside.

At temps this cold, I'd be worried about frozen pipes with the heat set so low.

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Originally Posted by ray1970

Pretty sure these are the ones I have. Possibly the warmest winter gloves I?ve ever used. Obviously a little bulky for fine dexterity but I am very happy with mine.

https://www.amazon.com/Caiman-2960-5.../dp/B0085JCPWE

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I've got a pair of leather Caiman lined driving gloves that I bought from the glove guy at tanner 10 or 12 years ago. I use them pretty much every day in the winter, and I just started wearing through the leather in a couple spots this year.

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Yours or MrPrena’s lol. ^ (JD & Irving )
Those gloves look nice. But I always end up sweating then things go downhill.