Rain Gloves
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Road Captain
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From: New Mexico
Rain Gloves
I guess its never going to quit raining here so I have to find some good rain gloves. Being in Alaska they have to be warm to. Been looking at Hugger. What are you all using and are you happy with what you are using?
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Here in Norhtern MN I wear decently heavy wool gloves or glove liners and these from Aerostich:
http://www.aerostich.com/aerostich-t...in-covers.html
I love them, and they have squegees to clean off my face shield.
http://www.aerostich.com/aerostich-t...in-covers.html
I love them, and they have squegees to clean off my face shield.
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Joined: Jun 2009
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From: Portland, OR metro area
Well, you didn't ask just for recommendations, so here ya go: I have the HD Mens Waterproof Nylon Rain Gloves (Product ID: 98170-05VM/000L). I have found that they're not particularly waterproof, not particulary warm, and damn near impossible to put on if your hands are damp.
So IMO, I'd stay away from them. I'm subscribing to get some better options.
So IMO, I'd stay away from them. I'm subscribing to get some better options.
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Road Master
Joined: Sep 2009
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From: PA
warm and dry and cheap -
brown work jersey gloves'
platex dish washing gloves ( usually yellow)
insert jersey gloves in the dishwashing gloves and presto - warm and dry and cheap.
brown work jersey gloves'
platex dish washing gloves ( usually yellow)
insert jersey gloves in the dishwashing gloves and presto - warm and dry and cheap.
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Here in Norhtern MN I wear decently heavy wool gloves or glove liners and these from Aerostich:
http://www.aerostich.com/aerostich-t...in-covers.html
I love them, and they have squegees to clean off my face shield.
http://www.aerostich.com/aerostich-t...in-covers.html
I love them, and they have squegees to clean off my face shield.
Road Warrior
Joined: Nov 2008
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From: The Great Northwest
I've had good luck with silicone treatment for leather, including my Gerbing G5's. Also use on my jacket, chaps and boots.
Around here riding in the drizzle or showers is just the way it is so I don't usually pull over to "gear-up" unless it's "real" rain. If I know I'll be in heavy, steady downpoor I'll gear up along with some black waterproof Dakine Gore-Tex gloves that I bought from a ski / snowboarding outfit. Kinda bulky but super warm and dry.
Around here riding in the drizzle or showers is just the way it is so I don't usually pull over to "gear-up" unless it's "real" rain. If I know I'll be in heavy, steady downpoor I'll gear up along with some black waterproof Dakine Gore-Tex gloves that I bought from a ski / snowboarding outfit. Kinda bulky but super warm and dry.