Gloves!
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Road Captain
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From: Indiana, USA
Gloves!
I have a pair of the H-D Perforated Full-Finger gloves in size large. I'm looking at some H-D gauntlet gloves for the winter riding season, and I'm wondering if any of you have a pair. Also, did you buy the samesize for the gauntlets as you did the regular-length gloves? Any help would be appreciated because I would like to order the correct size. 
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RE: Gloves!
I have a pair of the HD Windshielder gauntlet gloves and they work great in cold weather. They come in the same size as other gloves you'd buy. If you wear a large, get these in a large.
When it get's real cold, I switch to the HD heated gloves.
When it get's real cold, I switch to the HD heated gloves.
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RE: Gloves!
Yeah to those. Also, go see a LEO friend's personal equipment catalogsand look at those brands of gauntlets with Kevlar. The Kevlar LEO glove is usually very supple and is extra protection if something bad happens.quote]ORIGINAL: petemac
I have a pair of the HD Windshielder gauntlet gloves and they work great in cold weather. They come in the same size as other gloves you'd buy. If you wear a large, get these in a large.
When it get's real cold, I switch to the HD heated gloves.
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I have a pair of the HD Windshielder gauntlet gloves and they work great in cold weather. They come in the same size as other gloves you'd buy. If you wear a large, get these in a large.
When it get's real cold, I switch to the HD heated gloves.
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RE: Gloves!
I guess I'm just a *****. For me, ANY glove is cold at temperatures below 40 degrees; HD, gauntlet, Fox Creek, etc. In cold weather, even thick, insulated gloves don't keep my hands warm after an hour or so. I use a Gerbing G3 at temperatures below 45 degrees and stay plenty comfortable. Above that, I wear a pair of Fox Creek deer skins with outside stitches, ( the mark of a good pair of gloves) the most comfortable gloves you can buy, in my opinion.
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I also like the HD Windshielder gloves. Go to a dealer and try on the gloves and then order them if you can get them cheaper by ordering.
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Road Warrior
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From: Williamsport, Pa
RE: Gloves!
i use snowmobile gloves very warm cheap and comfortable
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