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I would pay a lot of money for a truly waterproof glove that is fairly thin, anybody know of such a mythical product?
such thing as a truly waterproof glove?
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These gloves are pretty thin and are waterproof. Great price to...
Sorry I had to do it haha.
In all reality i use klim's powercross glove, its not submerable but withstands alot of snow imo.
Sorry I had to do it haha.
In all reality i use klim's powercross glove, its not submerable but withstands alot of snow imo.
J
Klim Powercross is as close as I've come, skidoo action are the second but not as thin, in the palm.
My hands only get wet when I'm digging... I keep a pair of Goretex over-glove shells from OR (outdoor research) on hand...a bit oversized so I dont need to take off my riding gloves when I'm digging.... works like a champ.
M
Get a pair of ice fishing gloves. Good grip, waterproof. Only problem is your hands will sweat in them, but they still stay warm.
none. if they are waterproof like posted above your hands will sweat and get soaked from the inside.
I agree. I like my Klim powercross. They are the best I've ever owned..... And I've had a TON of gloves.
I have PowerXross gloves that I wore for 2 or 3 years. They now stay in my pack as backup.
Because the Motorfist WFO glove is my first choice. That's what I leave the truck with. I've never swapped them out yet in 2 full seasons. Wear them for a FULL day every time.
They are my my favorite of all time.
Going to put a spare pair in my pack this season.
Because the Motorfist WFO glove is my first choice. That's what I leave the truck with. I've never swapped them out yet in 2 full seasons. Wear them for a FULL day every time.
They are my my favorite of all time.
Going to put a spare pair in my pack this season.
Try the true adventure storm glove not truly water proof but they stay warm even when wet and are not bulky. Tried Klim's but the liners pull out . Tried MF but they do not make a pair big enough 2xx are to hard to get on once your hand get damp .
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X2 they are the best glove I have ever used. and great people to.
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Nope!
I've come to the conclusion that a good day riding will require 2-3 pairs of gloves and still may throw on the big insulated Cabelas gloves for the ride back down to the truck.
Really wet or powder day, I resort to neporeme fishing gloves since my hands will be wet instantly anyway, may as well be warm. Normal day, cycle through a couple pairs of lightweight gloves like the insulated Mechanix type "waterproof" construction gloves (same Hipora liner TA gloves use btw). They stay dry a while but only a couple stucks or powder over the bars and they start soaking up water.
I've come to the conclusion that a good day riding will require 2-3 pairs of gloves and still may throw on the big insulated Cabelas gloves for the ride back down to the truck.
Really wet or powder day, I resort to neporeme fishing gloves since my hands will be wet instantly anyway, may as well be warm. Normal day, cycle through a couple pairs of lightweight gloves like the insulated Mechanix type "waterproof" construction gloves (same Hipora liner TA gloves use btw). They stay dry a while but only a couple stucks or powder over the bars and they start soaking up water.
