OK..last nite at around one AM i answered a post on a outdoor gear related site about where to find ragg wool gloves.i had no answer then..i do now but---forgot which site that was..so you all will get this post in the hopes that i hit the right one.
..the advice was to find someone who knits to make them for you,and yes i need to go to bed early..

Fox River makes a few different models of fingerless ragg wool gloves. I've tried them in some local stores and they seem solid.

I have found their lightweight Glomitts to be very nice. The heavyweight Glomitts are too bulky for my taste. I have a pair of no-name lightweight glomitts that I got in 1998 and still use to this day.

After seeing them all over Victoria last weekend, I picked up a pair of polartec glomitts yesterday at an Eddie Bauer outlet sale, about $12. Everything is a compromise, but I like the combination of fingerless gloves for writing, and mitts when you're not.

This is my third winter relying on Duluth Trading Glomitts. Have bought several pairs to make sure I can always cobble at least one together at home and in the car. I have several far more expensive gloves but the Glomitts are my go-to 90% of the time (except when biking, making snowballs or needing dressier).

Now on sale for $16.99

http://www.duluthtrading.com/store/products/50041.aspx

Hey CANOEDOGS, my mother knit me the exact pair of fingerless gloves but dark red colour, could we be related? Mike

Mike..my family is from Canada by way of Scotland.we do seem to think alike---by the way i did hit the right site about the gloves,it was BWCA.com...and i wear those inside over sized gauntlet mitts.