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PgyTech Master Gloves – Photography Gloves That Withstand -35 Degrees
Pgytech's new photography gloves use a battery to heat your hands in temperatures as low as -35 degrees for up to three hours.
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PgyTech is now releasing three new gloves for photography in the cold – PgyTech Photography Gloves Fingerless, Professional, and Master. The three models differ slightly in design and thermal properties.
The Fingerless model, as the name suggests, is a photo glove for open fingers, made of leather and thermal insulation. The model allows you to work freely with small gadgets, screws, or equipment while keeping your hand warm.
The Professional model uses 3M Thinsulate insulation, is water-resistant, has a magnetic flip design for three fingers, and is breathable.
The Master model has the same features as the Pro model and uses a graphene-based heating system powered by a battery that can be adjusted to three different levels of heating. The fingers can be covered with an overlay. At -35 degrees, the battery can heat for about 81 minutes on maximum heat, 102 minutes on medium heat, and 215 minutes on low heat.
The price is around 35 dollars for Fingerless, 50 dollars for Pro, and 130 dollars for Master. Learn more on PgyTech's website.
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