used to use the thick ones, make the snowball, take off the glove, then sling. after getting tired of that i wore only one glove on my non slinging hand (for me left) and made snowballs using only my left hand and my forearm of my right for a guide (squeeze the clump of snow in the gloved hand to compact the snow, use your gloved forearm (should be in a jacket-works best if waterproof) to make it a rounder shape if it isn't already, place in sling, fire away. of course your hand would then by pretty cold just by being in the cold whether, but you can't have everything right? 

i was going to try something out with latex gloves under thinner gloves, or latex gloves over thing wool ones. idk, i moved before i got the chance to test them out.

Using gloves during a snowball fight would be like using a rocket launcher during a fencing duel.
Vile and vulgar 
Mauro.

Peruvian styled made out of masons line and no gloves...

Same as ratman, I amke way better snowballs without gloves cause my body heat melts the snow a bit and makes it a lot better. I am one of those guys that aslo is usually comfortable in really cold weather so I would say you could probably just put your hands in your jacket if you really needed to warm up.

I think my Dad has some neoprene gloves or leather driving gloves that would work pretty well, but again it limits your snowball making ability.

1. go get a 4 dollar pair of the wells lamont thin leather work gloves, and some mink oil at wal mart.
2. coat the gloves liberally with mink oil and let dry.
3. have fun. the gloves will be water proof and won't inhibit your slinging too much.

Yurek wrote on Nov 7^th, 2011 at 2:28pm:

Exactly.  When it`s cold the snow can`t be made into snowballs.

Okay, I`ll admit the snow itself may feel a little cold( ), when it becomes unbearable it`s time to place the hands in the pockets.
timann