foilthegreats said..I’ve used these for 2 season and they’re great:
soliteboots.com/products/4-3-wind-paddle-split-mitt?_pos=6&_sid=e0787f359&_ss=rI’ve used the 4/3 in the coldest conditions where riding becomes not possible because Parawings & boards just become covered in ice. My hands stay warm. I attribute this to the more loose fit and stretchy material.
Not sure how cold you’re going but they have a 3/2 version too with 5 fingers.
Pre-curved is the most important part for me. Cuts down on hand fatigue like crazy. I’m a back line guy using BRM so stow is pretty easy.
if you want to see in action:
4/3:
3/2:
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I've had the chance to use these (4:3 Wind/Paddle Split-Mitt) a few times now in 4 celsius, both with a wing and a parawing, and so far they're the best mittens I've tried. I've tested well over a dozen different gloves and mittens for wingfoiling.
I don't think Solite's other models are particularly good, but these are very pre-curved and fit really well. The palms aren't actually sticky, despite what they claim, but the grip is good enough thanks to the excellent pre-curve.
What I don't know yet is how long they'll stay waterproof. That's usually the other big problem with gloves and mittens – they rarely last a full season without starting to leak.