Winter Riding Gloves
#31
11-04-2006 | 10:38 AM
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From: A barrier island in NJ
RE: Winter Riding Gloves
ORIGINAL: Broken Leg Rider
Try the top of the line Stormcloth wind/water proof hunting mittens. I find that I can ride just fine with them and they work four times better than five finger thinsulate gortez gloves. About $40.
Actually, these are for my 13 degree 45 mph 4 wheeler pre-dawn trips to the hunting area.
Try the top of the line Stormcloth wind/water proof hunting mittens. I find that I can ride just fine with them and they work four times better than five finger thinsulate gortez gloves. About $40.
Actually, these are for my 13 degree 45 mph 4 wheeler pre-dawn trips to the hunting area.
Where can you get them?
#32
11-04-2006 | 01:22 PM
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RE: Winter Riding Gloves
I rode here in NC yesterday and it was in the low 40's. I was layered pretty well and had no problems at all except for my hands. I have standard full leather HD gloves and was wearing the knit gloves underneath but even that didn't help much....I'm gonna look for some gauntlets I think.
#33
11-05-2006 | 09:21 AM
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From: A barrier island in NJ
RE: Winter Riding Gloves
I rode yesterday for about 2 hours while it was 39* and was fine except for my hands. I had on a pair of glove liners and a pair of Harley leather full gauntlet gloves. The air just seemed to come right through the leather and liners after about 30 minutes on the road. I'm going to have to look into heated gloves...
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