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i feel so lame asking this, but i am having a really hard time finding some very basic knitted fingerless gloves (in black or grey or natural or whatever, wool or cotton or whatever, no leather!). i've tried places like gap/old navy, some home&garden type stores, some places that only sell cashmere things, some places that only sell cotton things, some dollar stores. :plain:
i'm in vancouver, somebody help me without recommending some n(n) or whatever ones that cost $100000000000000000000000. :(
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you should
This is a good time for you to discover this really cool thing called google. You can find all kinds of stuff, even
fingerless gloves.
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right. i've already tried googling places to buy them locally, as i don't really want to buy something so insubstantial online.
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"campmor" has them in stock all the time.
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$2 gloves sold at drugstores + scissors= fingerless gloves
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Hmm...Google+Fingerless+Gloves=
http://shop.unclesamsdeals.com/items/item.aspx?itemid=5207657&utm_source=Shopzilla&utm_ medium=cpc
These are great, I paid about the same price at a local army/navy (another good place to look)
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I say for the most Authentic fingerless gloves you should beat up a hobo or get him drunk then steal his gloves. Think about it predistressed/nastified fingerless gloves, thats custom.
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What are the point of fingerless gloves? I understand their practicality for things like sports or driving, where you need both grip and dexterity - but for warmth? The fingers are the part of the hands most vulnerable to the cold, so why leave them exposed and merely cover the palm?
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two points:
1. hard to pick your nose and scratch areas
2. its a hassle to take off gloves to pick nose and scratch areas
