Just got these for the (upcoming) winter season here in Ontario, Canada...  First impressions they look pretty good.  Not bulky so easy to control the controller, and work well with my iPhone...

Hi there, thank you for sharing some great innovation, well done. Fly safely. Cheers!

ya there will be more posts on gloves coming this time of year. The more the better

rolling56 Posted at 2018-10-18 14:22
ya there will be more posts on gloves coming this time of year. The more the better

True true!  I didn't see many when searching, so figured a refresh is good...

Very informative, well done!. Season of the year is approaching.Thanks for sharing

Nicely done - thanks again for sharing.

They look nice. Do they feel durable, too?

Are there temperatures below which you should not be flying your Mavic? Or does warming the batteries actually help?

I use the Nothface e-tip gloves

Very nice gloves.
Living in Arizona in the winter calls for these types of gloves.

B1houdini Posted at 11-7 12:54
Very nice gloves.
Living in Arizona in the winter calls for these types of gloves.
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Ha ha..  rub it in why don't you!  The gloves I posted will get me through the fall months...  but when it starts to hit -30 (celcius or fahrenheit it's all around the same then)  I'll need something more substantial...

xagoras Posted at 11-1 15:33
They look nice. Do they feel durable, too?

I've been using them often so far.  Yes, they feel quite well made.

Dorset_Horn Posted at 11-7 09:49
Are there temperatures below which you should not be flying your Mavic? Or does warming the batteries actually help?

I've heard warming the batteries does help.  Last winter I was flying in around -10ºc and didn't see any change to flight times...  I have a friend who flies commercially way further north.  They keep the batteries stored in warm containers.  

hamstergraphics Posted at 11-7 14:24
I've been using them often so far.  Yes, they feel quite well made.

I found a pair of these Nike at the local store for €14

https://www.startfitness.co.uk/n ... black-rgb3-713.html

They look quite a bargain. Touchscreen works great. Just need to see if they will last long.

B1houdini Posted at 11-7 12:54
Very nice gloves.
Living in Arizona in the winter calls for these types of gloves.
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With Ice Packs stuffed inside them!

These are pretty expensive, but pretty impressive ,just got a pair.

rolling56 Posted at 10-18 14:22
ya there will be more posts on gloves coming this time of year. The more the better

I agree. However if your fingers are already a bit "thick" it may pose a problem eg. marking a point on the screen

A CW Posted at 2018-11-7 11:07
I use the Nothface e-tip gloves

They should be paying the user for wearing those gloves with that crazy huge logo on each hand. LOL

MRomine Posted at 11-14 05:58
They should be paying the user for wearing those gloves with that crazy huge logo on each hand. LOL

Yeah, no disguising who made them on these lol

Got a pair of these off of Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/produc ... 0?ie=UTF8&psc=1

They work exceptionally well on the touch screen of my SC (I have medium sized hands/fingers). Depending on your tolerance for cold not all that great for temps below 30º F. They are better than bare skin for sure.  They kept my hands warm the other day for 30-35 minutes in 38-40º F temps w/5-10 mph steady breeze, long enough for me to go through one battery on my M2P. Today, I was flying and the temps were 30-32º F wind speed 10-15 mph and I was starting to feel the cold after about 15 minutes. If i was using these in temps below 30º F my hands would be pretty cold pretty fast. So in my opinion not that great for cold weather.

Live and fly near Buffalo, NY. Thanks so much for taking the time to review these gloves, have a pair on order as I write this.

thanks again for sharing.