ProDry Glove + Liner - Men's
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The last thing we need during a wintry fishing trip are fingers so cold they can't tie flies or drive the boat. Simms imagined the ideal fishing glove for these temperatures and crafted the ProDry Glove, complete with a merino wool liner. These waterproof gloves are made with a GORE-TEX shell, ensuring that the icy water doesn't splash up and freeze our digits. Internally, the Ultra Wool Core liner keeps our skin toasty warm and our fingers dextrous. The three-finger design lets us use our thumbs and index fingers for tying without letting the rest of the hand face winter's chill.
Details
- Technical gloves built for the ice-cold fishing excursions
- GORE-TEX shell is waterproof and breathable, ideal on the water
- Goat leather on palm boosts grip, even when wet
- Merino wool liner glove manages moisture and offers insulation
- Pre-curved shape enhances dexterity for improved rod grip
- Liners with "fingerless" thumb and index finger for added nimbleness
- Hand-warmer pockets at wrist increase warmth on the coldest trips
- Item #SMM00GA
- Material
- GORE-TEX
- Waterproofing
- GORE-TEX XtraFit
- Insulation
- 100% merino wool liner
- Removable Liner
- Ultra Wool Core (fingerless thumb and index finger)
- Style
- glove
- Closure
- hook-and-loop wrist strap
- Palm Grip
- goat leather
- Hand-warmer Compatible
- hand-warmer pockets
- Claimed Weight
- 7oz
- Activity
- fly fishing
- Manufacturer Warranty
- lifetime
Reviews
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Overall Rating
4.5 based on 32 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageSeptember 21, 2023
Liners
Great under glove. Easy off and on. Just right extra insulation.
Originally reviewed on simmsfishing.com
April 11, 2023
Not bad
Very bulky. Impossible to cast while wearing. But great when taking a break or walking to the next spot.
Originally reviewed on simmsfishing.com
February 5, 2023
Michigan Steelhead Fisherman
So far so good. Excellent fit, easy on and easy off. Easy to grip rod handles and thumb reel spools. Easy to use liners when working lures and terminal gear. Careful to avoid hook snags in liners. Plenty of room for hand warmers. My second pair. This pair is a big upgrade and worth the price for good technical gear that can provide comfortable winter steelhead fishing.
Originally reviewed on simmsfishing.com
January 16, 2023
Pro dry glove and liner
My husband likes the lining gloves for fishing. You need to sell them separately.
Originally reviewed on simmsfishing.com
November 27, 2022
Ok, small fit, expensive for the the level of quality
Owned for two seasons, gloves are warm and effective for spring walleyes. However gloves aren’t that durable. Inner liner disintegrated and the palm protector peels apart.
Originally reviewed on simmsfishing.com
October 28, 2022
I love these gloves! The only problem I have is that I dropped one of the liner gloves in the water and I can’t find a replacement. On cold days you need the liner. Help me please!
Originally reviewed on simmsfishing.com
October 17, 2022
Warm Hands Is a Must
I’m always out in the elements all season long fishing For Muskies. In the fall when the temperatures are dropping and rain and or snow is coming down, I need my hands to stay warm and dry all day long. I highly recommend these gloves and I promise you will not be disappointed.
Originally reviewed on simmsfishing.com
September 7, 2022
Gloves did not keep hands dry
I went out in a morning session fishing with these gloves and came back with my entire hand pretty Ned because the water soaked into the glove.
Originally reviewed on simmsfishing.com
February 2, 2021
PROBABLY ONE OF THE WARMEST SIMMS GLOVES IV USED !!
Originally reviewed on simmsfishing.com
February 2, 2021
Great gloves. I will buy more to keep on the boat for clients.
Awesome gloves. The liners are warm. The outer shell keeps my hands dry and fit great. Easy on and off, I can go from the oars to tying knots or untangling lines.
Originally reviewed on simmsfishing.com
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