Rain Gear: Gloves
Road Master
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From: Inverness, FL
RE: Rain Gear: Gloves
I have "Water Proof" boots. Expensive but worth it.
For gloves I bought Eskimo ice fishing mittens that have a wool liner and water-proof textured cover. Took the liner out and the cover fits over my leather gloves. Once leather gloves get soaked they suck.
For gloves I bought Eskimo ice fishing mittens that have a wool liner and water-proof textured cover. Took the liner out and the cover fits over my leather gloves. Once leather gloves get soaked they suck.
Road Master
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From: la grange, il (near chicago)
RE: Rain Gear: Gloves
i have the harley 2 pc rain suit - not the gore tex one - i felt cheap that day.
for boots - i have the fxrg HD boots and have had them in a downpour (there were tornadoes in the area) as well as an all day drizzle/rain and both times my feet remained dry
for gloves - i stopped at a HD dealer in ohio andbought a pair of HD waterproof gloves - that was at the start of that downpour mentioned above - andput my leather gaunlets away and put on the waterproof and they worked like a champ - dry hands and good feeling of the controls. i don't remember how much they cost, but i have used them in wet ever since and no prob when its wet.
for boots - i have the fxrg HD boots and have had them in a downpour (there were tornadoes in the area) as well as an all day drizzle/rain and both times my feet remained dry
for gloves - i stopped at a HD dealer in ohio andbought a pair of HD waterproof gloves - that was at the start of that downpour mentioned above - andput my leather gaunlets away and put on the waterproof and they worked like a champ - dry hands and good feeling of the controls. i don't remember how much they cost, but i have used them in wet ever since and no prob when its wet.
Cruiser
Joined: Aug 2006
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From: Phoenix, AZ
RE: Rain Gear: Gloves
I use these, Aerostich. Works great.
http://www.aerostich.com/catalog/US/...r-p-16447.html
I also use HD Overboots and I am currently looking at a new rain suit. Old one wore out.
http://www.aerostich.com/catalog/US/...r-p-16447.html
I also use HD Overboots and I am currently looking at a new rain suit. Old one wore out.
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Joined: Mar 2008
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From: East TN
RE: Rain Gear: Gloves
I picked up a pair of Rain-Off overgloves. 100% waterproof...and also provide decent windbreak against the cold. I wear 'em over my winter gloves in extreme cold even when it's not rainin.
http://www.rain-off.com/
http://www.rain-off.com/
Cruiser
Joined: Mar 2007
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From: Eagan, MN
RE: Rain Gear: Gloves
+2 or 3 on the neoprene gloves. Cabela's gore-tex 2 piece raingear(parka top/bibs combo). Got some rain gators from Whitehorse I believe. They work ok, not great. Like being able to put my actual boot on the ground versus some covering.
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