Anyone use overgloves?

[squid]

Thinking of getting some waterproof over gloves. I have some proper waterproof gloves but just find them a bit thick and clutsy. Only put them on when its chucking it down but still have to take them out with me each time.

So thinking of overgloves which would take up less space and then I can use the gloves I prefer. Might get some silk liners also?

I see HG sell some mitten type ones but not sure if they are any good?

 

[turnipbmw]

my mate has some from new Zealand that he swears by.
they have claw style fingers so he can keep 2 fingers on the brake lever.

Sure someone will remind me of the company.

 

[Mandylicious]

Aidan uses the HG mitten type and finds them ok as far as I know

 

[oblertone]

All this talk ...

... of ovengloves ! move it to the pink section

 

[ianboydsnr]

was thinking of asking santa for a pair of these

https://www.lgogroup.net/www.sportouring.com/main.php?group=rainoff

not sure they will be of any use as oven gloves mind

 

[longdog]

Thinking of getting some waterproof over gloves. I have some proper waterproof gloves but just find them a bit thick and clutsy. Only put them on when its chucking it down but still have to take them out with me each time.

So thinking of overgloves which would take up less space and then I can use the gloves I prefer. Might get some silk liners also?

I see HG sell some mitten type ones but not sure if they are any good?

I use a pair of HELD overgloves. These are "lobster claw" type and I find them fine

 

[Kritou]

You are thinking of http://www.rain-off.com Have been using them for a couple of years - 100% waterproof - easy to wear - fold up real small

 

[Dahoum]

I prefer to stick my hands into a nice furry muff

 

[squid]

Thanks for the responses

Reckon I'll give some a try

 

[snoopy]

Muffs .. who cares if they look gay when they work so well.

 

[shuck raider]

I use Rukka overmitts which I found under the seat of an RT I bought years ago. They're still good as new and are completely waterproof. Come halfway up your forearms so no run-down from rain. rain. Bit strange to wear at first, as they're mitts, but you get used to 'em and once the rain stops they're easy to take off again.