A place to discuss and share anything related to wheelchairs/powerchairs/power assist devices etc
Personally I use fingerless weight training gloves which have a rubber pad designed to grip the metal bar when lifting
For general warmth I'd be lost without my water proof quasi-sleeping bag. I don't know what search term to recommend, but it's basically a fleece lined water proof sleeping bag that goes up to your waist. It also doubles up as a great place to store extra blanket/hat/groceries
Hey I'm not a wheelchair so feel free to disregard my comment. I work outside in winter but still need good manual dexterity.
What I have found works for me is either flip back mittens. You know the ones that are fingerless but have a part that flips over your fingers when not using your hands. Or nitrile dripped gloves. They are elastic so they provide a tight fit and the nitrile provides great grip on wet surfaces. They come in both insulated and non insulated types. The best insulated ones I have found are made by polar penguin. Such as these https://www.glovestock.com/majestic-polarpenguin-winterhivis-glove-3396.html
I would guess for use the nitrile dip gloves would work better. But do not always let you use a touch screen. Also note not all nitrile gloves are made the same. I have found a big difference in quality between the cheap and expensive ones