When you’re fishing in some of the harshest winter conditions imaginable, you need gear that’s up to the task. Other brands produce great cold-weather gloves, but they’re a poor choice for fishing, which demands not only warmth but also dexterity, among other needs.

Be ready for the cold with the Stealth Sherpa Heavyweight Waterproof HD Glove from Fish Monkey, the world’s leader in high performance gloves and gear designed specifically for fishing.

The Sherpa is a 100-percent wind- and waterproof glove which has a whopping 220 grams of heavyweight Sherpa fleece lining in addition to 200 grams of Thinsulate insulation, making this one of the warmest cold-weather and ice fishing glove on the market today. Other features include a touch-screen compatible index finger as well as a Function-Touch index and thumb for rod and tackle management. There’s also a non-slip Monkey Grip palm which works as well wet as it does dry.

And for those who prefer the added warmth of a mitten, Fish Monkey has you covered there as well with the Stealth Sherpa Heavyweight Mitten. It’s got all the same great features as the glove but in a mitten design with slit openings for the index finger and thumb, with magnetic stays so they flip up out of the way when needed.

Then there’s also the Yeti series, the original heavy-duty premium ice fishing glove. It’s available both in a glove and a mitten, it is the most advanced ice fishing glove in the industry with state-of-the-art materials and construction. It is 100 percent wind- and waterproof, using a HIPORA membrane as well as thermo-conductive fleece in the lining to absorb, retain and transfer heat throughout your hands. It has 350 grams of Thunsulate and advanced cotton insulation in the back and another 150 grams in the palm, as well as a premium goat leather palm for comfort and durability, not to mention a grip that just won’t quit.

When you want the absolute best fishing gloves on the market, reach for Fish Monkey and wear what the pros wear. Interested in becoming a Fish Monkey dealer? Click here.