Ditto

http://gerbing.com/heat/glovesg3.html

 

I bought a pair of Harley deerskin gloves last winter and highly recommend them for riding down to 40F. They are not bulky and are very warm and comfortable.

 

Alot of good info guys, I appreciate your replies and am shopping as we speak.

 

We just bought a set of Thinsulate "3-finger mitten" type gauntlets that are sold by Patriot Guard Store. Only $28...I figured they'd be good enough, since we don't get a lot of really cold weather in Alabama. I was really surprised at how nice they are!

 

HaHa I do the same in a wet suit. I recommend trying in the latex glove! Latex won't breath, so it will stay in there and your body heat will keep it warm. Hands just might get wrinkled after a while!

 

I endorse the Harley Windshielder gloves. I have had a pair for about ten years and they are the warmest and most comfortable motorcycle gloves that I have ever owned. I tried a pair of Harley FXRG gloves and they were not as warm and cost much more ($120 vs $75). Wearing silk or polypropylene glove liners under your gloves when it is below freezing might also help but I have not needed them with the Windshielders.

 

Check out Dennis Kirk...go to the Snowmobile section...that's wheresome real cold-weather gear can be found. Just my two cents...

 

We are still hitting 100 degrees here in Vegas and you guys are talking about gloves already. WOW I love the desert.

 

One word, GERBINGS!
I have the complete setup, jacket liner, pants, gloves and socks.....best investment I've made for cold weather riding......
also get a temp controller.....expensive, yes, but the best I ever had.....