Showa Temres 282 Gloves Review | Best Rain Glove for Hiking, Backpacking

[@jays7318]

I prefer the unlined Showa 281 gloves (1-2 sizes larger than what I normally wear) and using my own liner gloves. I have been using them for a couple of years. They are great for paddling in cool weather too

[@adventure_alan_co]

Yeah they would make a nice paddling gloves atho in general I prefer pogies. Best, -alan

[@jays7318]

@@adventure_alan_co Ya pogies are great. I do have them and neoprene gloves for very cold weather or whitewater paddling

[@mechastrisand3607]

The 282-02's have a hiker with trekking poles on the package now. These have a strong smell out of the box, I put them outside to air out. Definitely size up, I usually wear a xl and I ordered a xxl and they are barely big enough. I will be testing these on the Pinhoti Trail this winter. These should be good for those 33 deg F rainy days. It's hard to find gloves for that work in freezing rain.

[@adventure_alan_co]

Here's wishing you warm hands. And yes, they do have a strong smell out of the bag. Best, -alan

[@Ruckanonymous]

Should have a picture of Skurka on the package as I know he has preached them for a while. It is cool they are marking them for outdoor sports now as they have risen in popularity.

[@markcummings6856]

Great review, Alan. Thanks. Waiting on the availability of the black ones.

[@adventure_alan_co]

Mark, go to the link in the description section. The written review has a link to the black "02" gloves. Best, -alan

[@markcummings6856]

Adventure Alan Will do. Thanks kindly.

[@gobic1319]

Those seem ideal for us in Oregon.

[@adventure_alan_co]

Hope they work out for you Tom! Warmest, Alan