Why does my wet suit let water in then? Is it just because the seams aren't sealed?
No, it’s because the water comes in via the neck, arm and leg holes. Dry suits have waterproof seals, and neoprene is waterproof.
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Thin waterproof gloves
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No, it’s because the water comes in via the neck, arm and leg holes. Dry suits have waterproof seals, and neoprene is waterproof.
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the gore grip lining kept coming out of mine usually at a petrol station which was a real bastard
I have ripped the gore lining out now and just have them as a pair of gloves
If the lining gives you trouble, use the ball end of the clutch or brake lever, inserted down one finger at the time, to sort it out.
I have some thin gloves, they might be Dainese (but don't quote me) that I used to keep in my tank bag as a spare. I think they were originally aimed at scooter riders or some such. I believe they are waterproof but cannot remember ever using them. Thhey are in my garage.
I am happy to sell them to you, price TBA.
I have size 10/11 hands, as per Rukka sizing.
Let me know, please. No sweat either way, as I can (now that I think of them) use them on my bicycle.
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Thanks for the replies.
Tried a few pairs of the Revit range, most have that liner that pulls out when they get damp.
Neoprene is a definite NO
Sent some of you PM's too.
Tried a few pairs of the Revit range, most have that liner that pulls out when they get damp.
Neoprene is a definite NO
Sent some of you PM's too.
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Thanks but need a 12 XXL
SealSkinz… fab gloves
I stop at the garage, grab 2 of those plastic gloves on the forecourt and hey presto dry hands again 
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It does feel slutty when I put them on...plastic, latex and all that kind of thing
.It does feel slutty when I put them on...plastic, latex and all that kind of thing
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I’m always fascinated by glove posts - no matter how our shapes change over the decades, our hands are quite loyal and we all enjoy a good, perfect fitting glove.
Hand fetish if you like?! lol
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Both my pairs leaked like they were made out of blotting paper
I’ll give you the award for the world’s unluckiest man. Had mine for 14 years and they’re still going strong.
Held "Air 'N Dry" gloves. Two compartment but pretty thin and remarkably warm in winter but needed heated bars for anything below 5 or 6 degrees. First totally waterproof gloves I've ever owned. All the rest I've owned, despite the claims, have leaked. These have not. Spendy but worth every penny. On my 5th year with them now and still great. Good on warmer months too using the inner compartment for good air flow
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Richa Atlantic GTX gloves in grey / blue
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I have these, they are brilliant, the inner stays put, rode through some biblical weather with them last year and my hands stayed warm and dry,
Seconded! I picked up a pair of Richa Atlantic Goretex gloeves from Motolegends
Very good feel from bars etc.
£99 at the moment for these - https://www.motolegends.com/richa-atlantic-gtx-gloves-in-grey-blue
Very good feel from bars etc.
£99 at the moment for these - https://www.motolegends.com/richa-atlantic-gtx-gloves-in-grey-blue
Thirded, I have a pair of these, rode through some terrible weather with them and hads stayed toasty warm and dry! Great gloves
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