[MarineCorpsFlorist]

Need gloves to keep my hands warm. I don't have dc plug so just looking for plain ole non-electrics... any suggestions based on experience welcomed please.

 

[vandinroth]

I just went with heated grips on my last bike. I didn't like how gloves made my hands feel. It felt like anything that was warm kept me from properly operating the controls or made me a little clumsier than normal. So now when i do cold riding i have some light skin tight gloves that don't restrict movement and turn on the heated grips.

 

[Lakota]

Need gloves to keep my hands warm. I don't have dc plug so just looking for plain ole non-electrics... any suggestions based on experience welcomed please.

I have Olympia.

Tour Master Winter Elite Gloves - 2011 - Street Bike - Motorcycle Superstore

and

http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com/3/11/97/691/ITEM/Olympia-Sports-4350-All-Season-I-Gloves.aspx


They will do the trick unless it's just silly cold out.
-john

 

[DaWadd]

I have a pair of Held Freezer gloves which are excellent. A bit pricey but can be found fairly reasonable online. Got mine on E-bay a few years ago.

 

[highcountry]

Check out Motorcycle Jackets & Biker Helmets Clothing Store - Leather Boots, Chaps & Motorcycle Gear and their store brand gloves; large selection and great prices.

 

[MikeB]

I'm with Vandinroth. For around $30 you can get DualStar heated elements which install under your current grips. Motorcycle Consumer News rated them a "best buy" and I have put them on several generations of bikes with complete satisfaction. I would not have a bike without them, and they are the first farkle I install on a new ride.

The advantage to heated grips is that they are always there if you need them, eliminating the need to plan ahead or carry extra gloves if the weather changes.

 

[dismaltrader]

The Boss gloves from Roadgear are really nice.
www.roadgear.com

 

[Lantesh]

I bought these gloves last winter at my local Honda dealer. They are made by Power Trip. The wrist strap is nice for keeping them tight, and the gauntlet style ends fit right up over my jacket. I was pretty happy with these, but I think I may still look into heated grips for this winter as well for those days where it dips down in the 30's here in the morning.

 

[oconeedan]

I just ordered Olympia gore tex gloves here:
Amazon.com: Olympia GT4296 Gore-Tex Coldweather Black Large Winter Gloves: Automotive
Have not received them yet, so I can't say how well I like them.
Dan

 

[GrumpyOldMan]

If you are talking extreme cold, think about some snowmobile gloves...

 

[h13man]

Scott snowmobile gloves but I don't ride much when it gets below 50 degrees. The ole' blood is a little thin nowdays.

 

[MB_ED]

I have two different pair of gloves for the cold. Both have a "thinsulate" lining. Yes for a while they do make me feel like I'm fumbling for the turnsignals and horn but I get used to the feel fairly fast.

 

[kacealraid]

Snow mobile/Ski gloves.

 

[vukhoa_le]

There you go

Actually, I saw the police was using them when he was riding in cold weather.



and this :mrgreen: