Dun1 Loc: Atlanta, GA

A few days ago someone asked about warm gloves for photographers, several suggestions were given. High school baseball season starts so early here many games it's very cold, amazing you freeze at the beginning of the season and burn up during later part in May/June. Here is a solution that I found http://powerinmotion.ca/Products/HeatedWear/Heated_Gloves_Calgary_Toronto_Vancouver_Canada.
They are not gloves, but glove liners, there are wireless battery op versions, and an option for a wired longer use battery option
If I can keep my hands warm, and keep my feet warm it usually makes it easy to shoot in cold temps

Bear2 Loc: Southeast,, MI

Try old or new golf gloves, not the warmest, but some help and little if any loss in dexterity over bare hands.
Duane

Gene51 Loc: Yonkers, NY, now in LSD (LowerSlowerDelaware)

Warmaware makes a line of products, starting at $17 for a pair of gloves that use a D battery. I wouldn't want a bulky battery like that, but they have others that use a 9V battery, and often a combination of heat packs and battery to provide warmth for a long period of time. They also offer heated insoles, vests, socks etc.in a variety of configurations. Good prices too.

http://www.heated-gloves.com/filter.php?vars=type+features+brand&default=3213&lhcol=lh_refine_by.php&cPath=3213&use_default=0#type=&features=&brand=&mpp=100

WayneT Loc: Paris, TN

Better to find a heated vest. If you keep your core warm your hands will stay warm as well.