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Old 07-04-2016, 15:18   #1
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Location: NSW, Australia
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Keeping hands dry

After a few hours in the cockpit sailing when is raining, my hands look like I've spent a day in the bath!
Any suggestions to keep hands dry while still being able to operate lines, tiler etc?
Ski gloves would be inconvenient because not needing to keep hands warm and very limited sense of touch with them.
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