ty wrote:My Dri-rider Highlander gloves are reasonably ok, but they have large cuffs which make them hard to stick inside your jacket sleeve - which is really what you need to do to stop water running inside them.
javaman wrote:I have force-1 glove, which has the gore-tex thingy. It is warm and waterproof and I have used it to tour tassie. Cold and raining for 4hrs and not a drop of water. But it is very thick and one cannot feel the throttle etc. Bulky. Sooo since I got my cheap kevlar glove (supposedly) from my trip to thailand I've never worn it again. Mind you the winter glove is a BITCH to put on/off once you sweat.
For warmth to my race gloves, I'm thinking to buy the "thermal glove". Never seen one actually but seems like a good idea ?? Anyone can give a review of this thing ?
ty wrote:Dave#3 swears by his Rivets (I think that's what he has) - they might be the go
ty wrote:My Dri-rider Highlander gloves are reasonably ok, but they have large cuffs which make them hard to stick inside your jacket sleeve -<snip> ty
neka79 wrote:yea mate ive got the thermal....rjays-$15....work a bloody treat if u can fit em under ur normal gloves!! my old rivet gloves with vents-no prob in winter in nsw (highlands=bloody cold)...tho i cant fit em under my alpy gloves,but fixed that by buying sum rockets the other day...
i hate winter gloves and WONT wear em...
ive also used the doctor type gloves (soft rubber) under my summer gloves..gloves get soaked,but hands stay warm & dry- u can buy a pack of 100 from coles etc for $5..
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