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Cold Weather Gloves

20 posts · Started by cjc · 01 Nov 2008

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What keeps your hands warm in the cold? I make do with a thin liner for my summer gloves and suffer through it, but would love some warmer gloves if you've found some that provide good feel for the controls. The bulky ones drive me crazy. So, whatcha got?
I've had good results with these:

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They perform much better than the $39.95 US price would lead you to believe.
theys are good ,brillyent even ,they stoped the wife frome biching Moneing abowt cold hands ,

They are so good I had to get a set my self ,and fit as good as my Alpinestar GP'proes , they are a little thicker water proof and so much warmer than my summer gloves .

but iff you are into extreams of cold and still rideing , A set of Rome all lether snowbourd gloves do the job nicley , Toastey they are

Why is it, you all have the great stuff over thare, seems that the real motorcycling enthusiasts are in the UK, when thare is a void it will be filled and V V.
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Halvarssons.
Made in Sweden.
http://www.jofama.se
Best place to get is biker-land.de
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