Cold Weather Gloves
10-29-2008, 02:07 PM
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Cold Weather Gloves
Anybody have a favorite pair of cold weather gloves? I have a pair of First Gear gloves that are not making my fingers happy.
Don't need heated gloves, the coldest I usually ride in is in the 30's. Every now and then a little cooler.
10-29-2008, 02:10 PM
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I have a pair of the HD Windshielder gaunlet gloves and they work great. Use them down to about 40 before I switch to the heated gloves.
10-29-2008, 02:13 PM
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Anybody have a favorite pair of cold weather gloves?...
I use a pair of Olympia WindTex that's more then 6 years old...still work fairly well but have become compressed. Need to replace them soon.
10-29-2008, 02:16 PM
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I have a pair of the HD Windshielder gaunlet gloves and they work great. Use them down to about 40 before I switch to the heated gloves.
+1 on gloves that have a windproof layer sandwiched in them... it makes all the diff. Yamaha also sells good windproof gauntlets that are very flexible... black
and with no Yama logo on them
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10-29-2008, 04:00 PM
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I have a pair of the HD Windshielder gaunlet gloves and they work great. Use them down to about 40 before I switch to the heated gloves.
This was one of the pairs I was looking at. Good to know.
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Thought I would never say it,but you NEED electric gloves,just can't be beat.If it is 30 degrees it's a lot colder at 70 mph.
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Lord knows how many I've tried and none work worth a darn. Broke down and bought the Gerbing G-3's. Pricey but my fingers are warm now. Have to spend more now because they get too hot, need a controller.
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+1 on the Gerbings, 30 degrees is definitely cold enough for heated gloves.
+1 on the controller, it's the only way to go IMO.
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Anybody have a favorite pair of cold weather gloves? I have a pair of First Gear gloves that are not making my fingers happy.
Don't need heated gloves, the coldest I usually ride in is in the 30's. Every now and then a little cooler.
I bought some gauntlet gloves from HD a few years ago and I like them a lot.
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