Warm am Set

Another excellent pair of gloves!
Of course I'm not very objective as I own many Vallerret models! But every time it's a real pleasure to use these gloves in the field. Perfect! Thanks a lot!

The Hatchet Gloves are a serious piece of workmanship. The construction is consistent and the leather so tough that you need to wear them in… like good walking boots. The fit is very good, enough room to retain warmth and finger fit good to keep some dexterity. The overlapping finger and thumb caps are a bonus, I’m confident that these are an upgrade from the very good Markhof V3 that were my previous gloves.

Been a user of Vallerret photography gloves for years! The Markhof V3 Pros are brilliant, a solid all rounder, made out of quality materials, with great little features like the suede lens cloth, l bracket tool in the pocket and flip back fingers.

Honestly these are so comfy to wear and made of high quality materials! Well worth the money! They also look cool.

Djuke glove is perfect for urban exploration while keeping your hands warm not forgetting the functionality. These are also great fit for leather steering wheel ;)
Cheers! @mygearphoto

As a photographer the next most important piece of equipment is something on your hands when your outside in all weathers. The Djuke Photography glove is the first pair from Vallerret that I’ve had. I wore them recently while photographing on the shores of Ullswater in the Lake District they kept my hands both dry from the rain and warm from the bitter cold wind. The gloves are very comfortable and leather soft. Being able to use the flip finger tips to still get to camera controls without having to remove the gloves was also another positive.

They accompanied me for 10 days on my trip to Iceland in all weather conditions. I always had warm hands even at -5 degrees. I recommend purchasing them

Well what cam I say, these Hatchet Gloves are Simply the Best, from the soft lining to the cuffs and the magnetic fingers, these are a must 🥰📷👍🏻

Living in Spain we really feel the cold when it comes to snow and sub freezing temperatures. This is what we faced photographing in the Swiss Alps and Germany’s highest mountain the ZugSPitze. Equiped with a Morino base layer, woollen hat, neck warmer, photography gloves and liners it was a little too warm with the other layers I had on. I probably just needed one other layer to keep warm. I will get it right next time though.

I photograph a lot during more extreme circumstances. Like rainstorms at the beach in the Netherlands, but also at waterfalls in Iceland. And they produce a lot of water! ;-) I hate cold hands, but with normal gloves they are getting soaked. That's why the Milford gloves are perfect for this situations! I can put on fast the rain sleeve over the fleece glove. Perfection solution for the wet moments!

These gloves are high quality. They don't only look good, but they also wear good. They keep my hands warm in the colder days and I am still able to use my camera. I use Vallerret gloves already for years and I am still very happy with them!

Worked perfectly on a very windy and cold day spent on the Northumberland coast photographing castles. Very warm and comfortable.

The Merino Wool Crew Socks are durable and warm, perfect for the Arctic conditions we often have here in Iceland.

This is a beautifully made, very warm, photographers glove. Not cheap but worth the cost as it seems as though it will last for years.

I purchased 2 pairs of socks before leaving for a winter photography trip to Iceland, and I was really happy! feet always warm and dry! I might buy more!