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Iron Butt
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Manchester, CT | Fellow Riders
I am currently researching weatherproof/rain uninsulated motorcycle gloves for summer riding. I figured the best resource is the folks on our forum. If you have a recommendation please share them.
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Puddle Jumper
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Galesburg, IL | Tom,
Here are the ones that I use:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/ANYSIZE-SEAL-SKIN-SKINZ-SEALSKINZ-WATERPROO...
I'm pretty happy with them. I would make sure you try them on somewhere...if you can.
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Visionary
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New Bohemia, VA | rollin' has the real rain gloves and they are guaranteed not to leak. you could do an internet search, they are completely dipped and are the best, around $70 if I remember correctly. |
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Iron Butt
Posts: 691
Manchester, CT | Thanks
michaelcl1970...do these gloves breathe or do your hands sweat after riding for a while?
varyder, which gloves are you referring too?
Thanks again! |
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Visionary
Posts: 2118
Pitt Meadows, BC Canada | I carry waterproof slip-ons that you pull on overtop of your regular gloves if needed. Just like rain-gear.
They take up NO room in my luggage, require NO maintenance - and they do the job. You can find them anywhere rain-gear is sold.
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Visionary
Posts: 4278
| A friend went to a store that sells Jet Skies and found some that keeps him dry and warm |
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Cruiser
Posts: 76
| donetracey - 2013-05-15 6:45 PM I carry waterproof slip-ons that you pull on overtop of your regular gloves if needed. Just like rain-gear. They take up NO room in my luggage, require NO maintenance - and they do the job. You can find them anywhere rain-gear is sold. Ditto on the glove covers. Been using them for more years than I can remember. On my 3rd set now. I have never seen rain proof gloves that let your hands breathe AND keeps them dry. Let us know what you finally wind up with. Just curious. |
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Iron Butt
Posts: 623
| After trying several gloves and slip ons that kept the rain out well, I realized wet fingers are better than breathless gym sock treatment they gave my hands. In warm weather I just ride on with my smx10 gloves and enjoy the cool rain. The mesh dries in minutes when out of the rain. If its cold out I roll with the gerbings heated gloves. Rain proof and warm. Good luck |
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Tourer
Posts: 348
Sturbridge, Mass | I carry the Aerostitch triple digit covers with me all the time, they work great.
http://www.aerostich.com/aerostich-triple-digit-covers.html |
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Iron Butt
Posts: 825
, WI | varyder - 2013-05-15 1:22 PM rollin' has the real rain gloves and they are guaranteed not to leak. you could do an internet search, they are completely dipped and are the best, around $70 if I remember correctly. Rain-off. - http://www.rain-off.com/ I have been using them for the past 3 years. They work great.
Edited by Rollin' 2013-05-16 7:49 AM
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Tourer
Posts: 416
Prairie City, IA United States | I have a pair of Tourmaster mesh rain gloves. My hands stay dry and cool. |
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Iron Butt
Posts: 612
| donetracey - 2013-05-15 5:45 PM
I carry waterproof slip-ons that you pull on overtop of your regular gloves if needed. Just like rain-gear.
They take up NO room in my luggage, require NO maintenance - and they do the job. You can find them anywhere rain-gear is sold.
Yup, Aerostitch glove covers is what I use! |
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Cruiser
Posts: 62
Des Moines | These are what I use:
http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/revit-summit-h2o-gloves
Breathable yet waterproof. Very comfortable as well as having some protections for if you go down. |
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Visionary
Posts: 2300
Georgia, west of Atlanta | Cycle Gear sells a good glove, and though I know some will hate it, Harley sells excellent rain gloves. |
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Iron Butt
Posts: 691
Manchester, CT | Hey XRsteve..is there a particular cycle gear glove you recommend? I stopped in there yesterday (5 minutes from my house) but nothing at the store seem to fit the bill. |
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Visionary
Posts: 2300
Georgia, west of Atlanta | Street Eagle : The ones I have are BILT and they do run a little small. I usually wear a L but these are XL and are a tiny bit tight...........Work well though. |
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Visionary
Posts: 1350
| I bought a pair of fleece gloves years ago at Laconia. They were $12 back then. Cabala's has some by Remington for $15. I don't care if my hands get wet I want to maintain my grip and stop the sting of the raindrops.
I know someone that wears dish washing gloves. Yeah he's cheap. |
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