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Old 10-21-2008, 09:50 PM   #1
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Default Need recommendations for winter gloves

As I discovered on monday morning ( 25* ) my current cheapo gloves don't keep my hands warm.

Any recommendations for a good cold weather glove? Armored would be a plus.

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Old 10-21-2008, 09:53 PM   #2
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have you tried heated grips?
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Quick Fix til you find some. Wearing a set of latex or nitrile gloves under yours greatly increases their heat retention without adding bulk.

Sorry I don't have a recommendation, I wear my track gauntlets when it's cold.
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Old 10-21-2008, 10:03 PM   #4
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have you tried heated grips?
How much do heated grips run? Any brand you recommend?
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Old 10-21-2008, 10:07 PM   #5
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How much do heated grips run? Any brand you recommend?
Between 50-100 last time i looked at newenough. As far as recommending any brand...I live in Florida. So I don't actually know how great they work, maybe some of the northern folks will chime in in a bit.
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though not a subsatute for winter gloves... Knox makes "cold killer" glove liners... they're wind proof.
http://www.planet-knox.com/coldkillers.htm

I've thought about them several times... be nice for road trips where you might have a cold morning but warm in the afternoon... and you save weight by just carry'n these liners rather than heavier gear.
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heh they arent winter gloves in the slightest but my timax originals dont let the cold in at all and you really cant get much more armoured than that lol
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I stop over at Montgomeryville Cycle Center and purchased a pair of Olympia All Season Gore-Tex gloves. Model/style GT4150.

I asked Bob ( who I've been dealing with since the early 80s) what he recommended for winter gloves. He asked how cold I would be riding in and when I said it was 25* this past monday, he went right for these Olympia's. He said if these don't work, my only other option is electric gloves.

They were a bit more than what I was planing on spending but figure I only have to spend $89. once.

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