Suggestions for the best winter glove

[loftyboy]

Looking for recommendations for the best waterproof, thermal winter glove?

 

[wessie]

You are asking the wrong question.

The correct question is, "what pair of summer gloves should I use with my warm, dry & snugly Tucano Urbano muffs I bought from Val?"

 

[STUBBS]

You are asking the wrong question.

The correct question is, "what pair of summer gloves should I use with my warm, dry & snugly Tucano Urbano muffs I bought from Val?"

summer glooves and muffs

isnt it a bit late to be asking now

 

[sethmopp]

And if it's really cold, Hein Gericke's 2 finger pathan gloves are good. I've used them for a few years. I did need them some days over this last winter.

 

[Schtum]

Looking for recommendations for the best waterproof, thermal winter glove?

http://www.britishmotorcyclegear.com/thermosport-gloves.asp

http://www.webbikeworld.com/motorcycle-gloves/british-motorcycle-gear/thermosport/

 

[camel_landy]

I was just about to suggest the summer gloves & muffs... but someone has beaten me to it!

In Nov, I fitted a set of the muffs from Val and since then I've not bothered with the winter gloves.

M

 

[Myke Rocks]

Best Winter Handware.

I was skiing in Aspen, Colorado two weeks ago, and I bought a pair of mitts. Yes, Mitts. 85 US dollars.
I know they are not seen as quite, to put it mildly, fashionable, but they are warm in the coldest conditions, and a whole lot more practical than handlebar muffs.
Myke

 

[skyenet]

And if it's really cold, Hein Gericke's 2 finger pathan gloves are good. I've used them for a few years. I did need them some days over this last winter.

+1 and mine only cost £30 in a HG sale

 

[elefantman]

Alpine star jet road goretex or ex army artic mits with goretex over mits that extend to the elbow then seal with i pull cord.
Go on hols with the lads each year around europe,denmark and even norway each febuary and never had cold/wet hands and i didn't spec heated grips

 

[camel_landy]

And if it's really cold, Hein Gericke's 2 finger pathan gloves are good. I've used them for a few years. I did need them some days over this last winter.

Tried those... Better than a regular winter glove but still not a patch on the muffs.

M

 

[F650Dakar_Norway]

BMW Pro Winter 2:
http://tinyurl.com/y48abfe

I've got the Pro Winter 1 series, and they're quite frankly the best gloves I've used in cold weather. However, during true snowy conditions I also use Wunderlich handlebar muffs - and if colder than minus 10 Centigrade I always use fleece-lined Hestra mittens.

 

[Mutley]

during true snowy conditions I also use Wunderlich handlebar muffs - and if colder than minus 10 Centigrade I always use fleece-lined Hestra mittens.

In those conditions I find the best way to keep my hands warm is to take the car

 

[TommyG]

Spada Enforcers - great handwear, great quality, great price!

 

[MarkShelley]

And if it's really cold, Hein Gericke's 2 finger pathan gloves are good. I've used them for a few years. I did need them some days over this last winter.

I also recommend these. They feel a bit weird at first but you soon get used to them.
They are also useful at Star Trek conventions and allow you to touch up lobsters without them getting suspicious.

 

[Schtum]

I also recommend these. They feel a bit weird at first but you soon get used to them.
They are also useful at Star Trek conventions and allow you to touch up lobsters without them getting suspicious.

They might well keep your digits warm but I suspect that they offer about as much impact protection as a wet paper bag and probably not a lot more abrasion protection.

 

[GSmonkey]

I bet you've done your Christmas shopping already as well!