snowmobile gloves work the best out of any ive used and are relitily cheap and comfortable

 

Fingerless gloves?

 

HD Windshielder gloves - never been cold with them, even close to freezing temps.

 

I have heated grips and thick gloves. I ride daily in Seattle area so the convenience is everything to me. The heat takes 15-20 minutes to work throught he gloves. After that, the heated grips can literally get to hot to handle! However . . . . . If you have a lot of stop and goes, you will be moving your hands around so much the heated grips loose there affectiveness. I noticed on freeway runs or main arterials where I'm not constantly shifting and braking my hands warm up much faster. Love my heated grips and I would not trade them.

Scott

 

I have heated gloves, gerbing, and when I don't power them I put some gloves I got at cabellas inside of them as liners. Nice and warm. I've only been down to 40 degrees lowest so far, but that's supposed to change tommorrow night, so I'll see then I suppose.

 

I ride with normal gloves (oly's or gauntlet) in all temps. Been riding this week in 10-15 degrees...(not long rides). When hands get cold, reach down occasionally and grabthe exhaust for a few seconds with each hand (with gloves on of course) Sounds weird but works like a charm as long as your gloves are leather.

 

It is not unusual for me to spend 2-4 hours riding in the high 30's low 40's....spent 3 hours today riding at around 38 degrees and cloudy.

Wear medium weight no-name gauntlets (with thinsulate). Only thing that ever gets cold is the fingertips...more on the right hand, cause a lot of time I ride covering the front brake.

Gonna try the latex gloves under the gauntlets next time out see if that keeps the fingertips warmer.

 

I had the same issue... I put on a pair of latex gloves under my winter gloves... It worked pretty well, and was free.... I am just got some of those hot hand packs, that I am going to try as well...

 

The temps at 6am here have been around the low 30's while riding to work.I'm wearing Thinsulite guntlets with glove liners(glove over glove).Fingers get a little cold but not too bad.I just dont want to spend all that money for heated gear.

 

tried those handwarmer things - damn thing slid down on top of my right hand ring finger knuckle, didn't feel the burning at first, but the blister the next day sure showed me. I always tell people I'm not as smart as I look - or dumber than I look - whatever.