Has any one used JR RC Gloves

[chrisleematt21]

Has anyone used these [URL="http://www.fast-lad.co.uk/store/gloves_jrc08823-p-28658.html"]JR GLOVES[/URL] if so are they any good?

[bladeboy400]

just grab some fishing gloves from go outdoors, and get a tit mitt from hobby king you will toasty hands

[dszabo]

Yep, their great, pricey but I find them comfortable and they are the only gloves I can fly in :)

[Boggy]

If you can stand the **** taking! :D

[video=youtube;shoY3DyfCvw]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shoY3DyfCvw#t=24[/video]

[chrisleematt21]

Thinking about one of these instead now. [URL="http://www.acewingcarrier.com/ace-extreme-transmitter-glove.html"]Transmitter Glove[/URL]

[Gunnergolly]

[QUOTE=chrisleematt21;1163648]Thinking about one of these instead now. [URL="http://www.acewingcarrier.com/ace-extreme-transmitter-glove.html"]Transmitter Glove[/URL][/QUOTE]

I think i would probably rather go for that option.... i've tried flying whilst wearing gloves, the JR the ones included but found them restrictive as they altered the whole feel of the transmitter/stick movements that i'm used to when flying without gloves.... if i forced myself to fly with them no doubt i maybe could get use to wearing them.

Plus the transmitter glove will have the advantage of keeping your transmitter battery warm.

[chrisleematt21]

[QUOTE=Gunnergolly;1163653]I think i would probably rather go for that option.... i've tried flying whilst wearing gloves, the JR the ones included but found them restrictive as they altered the whole feel of the transmitter/stick movements that i'm used to when flying without gloves.... if i forced myself to fly with them no doubt i maybe could get use to wearing them.

Plus the transmitter glove will have the advantage of keeping your transmitter battery warm.[/QUOTE]


Just ordered a Transmitter glove and Hobbyking tyre warmer. I will have warm hands!!!!

[Gunnergolly]

[QUOTE=chrisleematt21;1163654]Just ordered a Transmitter glove and Hobbyking tyre warmer. I will have warm hands!!!![/QUOTE]

I could have done with those yesterday as i really didn't enjoy my flying, hands were red raw with the icy wind... would be interesting to hear what you think of them...

I might order one up in preparation for this time for next year :)...

[chrisleematt21]

[QUOTE=Gunnergolly;1163658]I could have done with those yesterday as i really didn't enjoy my flying, hands were red raw with the icy wind... would be interesting to hear what you think of them...

I might order one up in preparation for this time for next year :)...[/QUOTE]

Same here, I only did 4 flights as my hands were freezing.

These a few reviews online which gave me the idea. Once i've got it up and running give give some feed back.

[Planehazza]

[QUOTE=bladeboy400;1163554]just grab some fishing gloves from go outdoors, and get a tit mitt from hobby king you will toasty hands[/QUOTE]

These look good! :)
[url=http://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/svendsen-rt-gloves-crosswater-p146050]Ron Thompson Crosswater Gloves | GO Outdoors[/url]

[PeteStewardson]

Another option for people.

Lidl at the moment have Crivit cycling gloves on offer at £3.50 a pair. They're the one's with the padding on the palm.

These ones...

[url=http://offers.kd2.org/en/gb/lidl/pBTk/]CRIVIT Adult's Cycling Gloves - Lidl ? Great Britain - Specials archive[/url]

Now it may sound odd but wear them on the opposite hand, so the padding is on the outside and then you have comfy gloves that don't restrict movement but do help to keep your hands warm as the padding acts as insulation. Works well for me.