Featured Gloves For Bad Weather

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  1. Markus

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    #1 Markus, Nov 5, 2020
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    Due to the actual weather here in Austria I am using now gloves by Vanucci. The model VANUCCI VTC SPECIAL. With this gloves I am able to ride at temperatures down to 7.5 degrees Celsius (45,5 F) without my onboard heatgrips. They are fully waterproof too.
    What kind of gloves are you using?

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  2. Dartplayer

    Dartplayer Crème de la Crème

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    Very nice Markus, they look well made.
    I have a regular Triumph flag pair, but I am wearing my vented summer pair currently.

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    I also have a touring pair for cold winter days or major tours

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  3. Wessa

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  4. Mark9

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    Everyone tolerates cold differently, has different hand widths, ride durations etc, so recommending gloves is always a bit dodgy but at this time of year I move to heated gloves, I don’t like having to plug into the bikes electrical system and I have a few bikes so I prefer battery powered gloves, I’ve used RST paragons for the last couple of years and they are pretty good, on the highest setting the rechargeable batteries last approx 2 hours, I carry a spare set of batteries with me in case I’m extending my ride, you can get these gloves for about £160 if you’re patient and shop around, spare batteries are around £25 a pair, they won’t suit people that do really long trips, but ideal for my weekend rides.

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  5. Notso

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    Might be a daft question, has anyone ever tried shoving a gel pocket warmer in the glove when it gets really cold. Just wandered if it was a budget way of doing it.
     
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  6. OsteKuste

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    I have a pair of gauntlet style winter gloves made by a company called Bilt. Cycle Gearbcarries them here in the States for around $40. I’ve been out riding while it was snowing with them and it was tolerable if not comfortable.
     
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  7. Repooh

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    Rukka Virium in the winter (not super warm but excellent with heated grips) and Rukka Forsair for the summer for me. Oh and Revit Monster 2's when I'm in a leather mood.

    Bought some Keis heated gloves but found them too bulky and a faff with cables
     
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  8. Flashp

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    Just bought these, I'll let you know how they are in 4 weeks :sob: [​IMG]
     
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  9. ChasChas

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    Nothing is. Imho. I just used to have spare pairs because the waterlogged bastards never dried for the next shift
    I hate choosing between funny and agree ;)
     
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  10. Wessa

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    I can honestly say that the Rukka Fiennes Gore-Tex gloves that I posted earlier in this thread are totally waterproof. :):)
     
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  11. Dartplayer

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    I use beez wax to waterproof my gear, including gloves.
    Rub on and use heat gun to melt into leather

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  12. Tom Rostock

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    Highway 21 heated gloves, 7.4v batteries. $230 USD.
     
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  13. Alatamoc

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    Everyone is different. I don't like to spend big money on such stuff. I use a 3 glove system.
    Summer...leather cruiser style gloves ( £6 from eBay) colder ... I wear those under cheap leather gauntlet style gloves ( God bless eBay again) ....rain. ....Spada overmitts on top of the lot.
    If it's really cold I switch on the Oxford Hot Hands.
    I ride long distances all year round. ( Other than this coming winter...there's just nowhere to go this year and nothing to do when you get there.)
    But I don't do cold and wet. Just not acceptable at all. I need to know I'll end the trip warm dry and comfortable.
    I take issue with those who equate big spending with best results.
    For me the above system works very well.
     
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  14. gazzatheyid

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    I have the Merlin Saros mixed glove:
    https://www.sportsbikeshop.co.uk/motorcycle_parts/content_prod/350020

    Great price but let me down a bit yesterday as was still just in double figures temperature wise I believe. My hands still numbed up after an hour with the grips at 50% heat. I usually put some tight thin gloves underneath but didn't think I'd need to. Bit disappointed.
     
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