I recently bought a pair of Sidici gloves from Cycle Gear. They actually had sizes that fit my hands (bought a 3xl) and they're the most comfortable and warmest gloves I've bought yet. I can't remember the model and now that I look for them it seems they don't make them anymore...damnit. The 'Rapido' gloves they show on closeout look close...

I guess that was a worthless post.

 

Hey. Ya gave it a shot!

 

I have Reynauds, so my finger tips get cold easily. Are heated gloves the way to go?

 

holy hell! Rather get frost bite than have that on my bike, LOL!!!!

 

Best cold gloves I have are the Harley Fleece gloves, looked at the web site, and I don’t see them listed any more.

I was kinda surprised by their effectiveness. I bought them on a whim when a dealer was having a 60% clearance sale.

Mine look k like these.

 

Probably. My daughter suffers from that as well. Not a good thing, her feet and fingers turn pure white.

 

Yes that and heated grips help!

 

https://www.foxcreekleather.com/delu...kin-gauntlets/

I like Fox Creek lined deerskin gauntlets.

 

Ski or snowmobile gloves if you want serious cold weather gear and not a matching fashion statement, gets under 50 only way you'll stay warm on a bike without wires or batteries.

 

Yea, hippohands and the like are quite a sight. But, they are amazing at keeping your hands warm. I've used them off and on for years on various machines. Mine are older, which means they're even uglier, but more effective because they are more closed around the forearm. You don't need much of a glove under them to keep your fingers warm and supple.

If you use them, do *not* leave them on your bike if you park it for long periods outside. Mice can fall in love with them as a warm safe nesting spot.