Riq
Senior Heliman
Location: ND
| I too have used a radio glove, but it doesnt breathe well enough to not fog thus make the hands clammy.
I fly in 110above to 30 below with massive winds here in NoDak. The only solution ive found is to make a flight and go back into the warm field house/concession stand/hanger whatever your field offers. Heck, go back into your car and dont let the fingers get too cold, they get real slow. 
I would use that Mr. Heater in an enclosed setup to warm you as a whole; when you warm one side, the other gets cold. 
For the wind, Im used to it, but id use a set of cheap ski goggles, warmth and protection.
This is of course in my more extreme climate, where as NJ/TX/etc maybe a little sweater will do. |
