Cold Weather Gloves
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12-08-2006, 04:14 PM
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Cold Weather Gloves
I have spent a ton of money on every kind of leather, nylon, gore-tex and thinsulate glove on the market. I need someone to help me with a comfortable, proven, rider friendly pair of gloves. I only have problems with my finger tips, the rest of my body stays warm. But once the finger tips go numb in 15-40 degree weather the ride is horrible! Some of you HD bike/snowmobile riders up north must have some good suggestions?
Thanks a bunch,
Thanks a bunch,
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12-08-2006, 04:18 PM
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12-08-2006, 04:20 PM
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RE: Cold Weather Gloves
For really cold weather I use the HD Cold Weather Gauntlet Gloves 98157-05VX
If it is really, really cold I wear a pair of latex gloves under them.
Some wusses I ride with use heated gear and I understand they work well too.
The key to staying warm is in the extremities. Head, hands, feet. Keep them snug and the rest of you will be warm as well.
If it is really, really cold I wear a pair of latex gloves under them.
Some wusses I ride with use heated gear and I understand they work well too.
The key to staying warm is in the extremities. Head, hands, feet. Keep them snug and the rest of you will be warm as well.
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12-08-2006, 04:20 PM
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RE: Cold Weather Gloves
ORIGINAL: Ultra07
I have spent a ton of money on every kind of leather, nylon, gore-tex and thinsulate glove on the market. I need someone to help me with a comfortable, proven, rider friendly pair of gloves. I only have problems with my finger tips, the rest of my body stays warm. But once the finger tips go numb in 15-40 degree weather the ride is horrible! Some of you HD bike/snowmobile riders up north must have some good suggestions?
Thanks a bunch,
I have spent a ton of money on every kind of leather, nylon, gore-tex and thinsulate glove on the market. I need someone to help me with a comfortable, proven, rider friendly pair of gloves. I only have problems with my finger tips, the rest of my body stays warm. But once the finger tips go numb in 15-40 degree weather the ride is horrible! Some of you HD bike/snowmobile riders up north must have some good suggestions?
Thanks a bunch,
Widder electric heated gloves! or Heated grips!!
Good luck with your hunt... I hope you find what
your looking for!
#5
12-08-2006, 04:29 PM
RE: Cold Weather Gloves
I wear the HD Windhshield gloves down to the the mid 30's and they work great.
Below this I switch the the heated gloves. The HD Windshield gloves are bulky
but nice and warm.
Below this I switch the the heated gloves. The HD Windshield gloves are bulky
but nice and warm.
#6
12-08-2006, 05:18 PM
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RE: Cold Weather Gloves
If you are riding in weather that cold, I would recomend the HD heated gloves. Worth the bucks to keep your body warm. If the hands and feet are warm usually you will be comfortable.
Danner Gor-Tex, insulated boots and wicking socks for the feet.
Danner Gor-Tex, insulated boots and wicking socks for the feet.
#7
12-08-2006, 05:22 PM
RE: Cold Weather Gloves
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If you are riding in weather that cold, I would recomend the HD heated gloves. Worth the bucks to keep your body warm. If the hands and feet are warm usually you will be comfortable.
Danner Gor-Tex, insulated boots and wicking socks for the feet.
If you are riding in weather that cold, I would recomend the HD heated gloves. Worth the bucks to keep your body warm. If the hands and feet are warm usually you will be comfortable.
Danner Gor-Tex, insulated boots and wicking socks for the feet.
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#8
12-08-2006, 05:28 PM
RE: Cold Weather Gloves
As an aside, if you have tried the things you say you already have, then you may have a circulation problem. But, try a ski shop for some racer's gloves that have a big gauntlet and are flexible... some incredible gloves there and very reasonable priced.
