Winter gloves...

[Paul in NZ]

Right...

After this mess...

http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php/159670-Go-south-young-man!?p=1130590336#post1130590336

I need a pair of very small ladies winter gloves that at least will pretend to be resistent to the weather and above all warm...

What about these?

http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/motorbikes/helmets-clothing-footwear/gloves/auction-620526959.htm

I mean since you pay $150 and get crap why not pay half that for acceptable?

[Ender EnZed]

A pair of Rain-Off (http://www.rain-off.com/) overgloves plus those 1Tonnes would be 100% waterproof and still less than $150.

I've had mine 6 years and have never had wet hands while wearing them.

[Paul in NZ]

A pair of Rain-Off (http://www.rain-off.com/) overgloves plus those 1Tonnes would be 100% waterproof and still less than $150.

I've had mine 6 years and have never had wet hands while wearing them.

Yup - thats what I'm thinking... Mind you they really are going to cost me near $300 taking the original purchase into account. Ouch.. Still - like I said. Build a bridge...

[iYRe]

I have set of 1tonne gloves and they by far are more comfortable and nicer to wear than my more expensive alpine stars..

I've had them for 2 years and I wear em every day

[nallac]

I have set of 1tonne gloves and they by far are more comfortable and nicer to wear than my more expensive alpine stars..

I've had them for 2 years and I wear em every day

They winter/waterproof ones?.

[Maha]

I have a pair of Rukka Gore-Tex winter gloves..warm and dry for $175.

[iYRe]

They winter/waterproof ones?.

mine are the Razor - I wear em all year with thermals and heated grips.. they're a bit too warm for really hot days, but otherwise I wear them every day.
Technically they are a "3 season" glove.

Maha, those Rukka gloves are great, but they are also 5 times the price.

[Paul in NZ]

I have a pair of Rukka Gore-Tex winter gloves..warm and dry.

Yes thanks Maha...

However I suspect it would be cheaper to employ a man to run alongside the bike blowing warm air onto Vickis hands than to buy a pair... :laugh:

But those do look seriously good gloves....

[Maha]

Yes thanks Maha...

However I suspect it would be cheaper to employ a man to run alongside the bike blowing warm air onto Vickis hands than to buy a pair... :laugh:

But those do look seriously good gloves....

A Wellington chap who blows hot air?... now let me think, there can't be tooooooo many :wait:

They are good gloves Paul but as you say, pay less for acceptable. iYRe's comment about the 1Tonne gloves must assure you a bit yes?

[nallac]

mine are the Razor

I have looked at them a few times before. Good to know they are good gloves.
Outa stock in my size so will wait til next year.....if i remember before winter.

[Grashopper]

I need a pair of very small ladies winter gloves that at least will pretend to be resistent to the weather and above all warm...

What about these?

http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/motorbikes/helmets-clothing-footwear/gloves/auction-620526959.htm

I mean since you pay $150 and get crap why not pay half that for acceptable?
My hands are a women's XS size. I have the smallest size available of the 1tonne winter storm gloves (XS or XXX, can't remember) and they are still much to big. Approximately the same as a women's M. Definitely go for a woman's glove. If she had very small hands a small men's one won't do.

[iYRe]

I have looked at them a few times before. Good to know they are good gloves.
Outa stock in my size so will wait til next year.....if i remember before winter.

THe razor isnt technically a winter glove:


The Razor Glove is a waterproof road/sport glove that is sure to impress. They are snug, warm and comfortable.
The fine detail on these gloves is not done justice in the photos. These are beautifully made.
You will be impressed.

They do have vents that let in cold air and on frosty mornings the less hardy amongst us will struggle - you can feel the cold air.

they are def waterproof and I use just a bit of mink oil or bees wax every few months on them. After 2 years the velcro is coming away a little where you pull on it, but not badly enough that I need to spend $69 replacing them.. the rest of the glove is still mint as.

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The first one shows where the velcro is coming away - its also the throttle hand - and as you can see the palm isnt too worn. Photo 2 is top side.. awesome.

[nallac]

Still gotta be better than my 2 pairs of not water proof winter gloves, or
my summer really not water proof gloves I've been using this winter

[iYRe]

well, for the price, and the great service.. awesome.