Do you use "Rain off" gloves?

[Highlander]

OK so I did a couple of searches to see if this question has been posed and didn't find it so ....

Have you tried Rain off gloves?
What are your thoughts on the effectiveness (or lack there of)?

I think I'll get some but was hoping for some feedback from those here who have them.

The website (www.rain-off.com) has some pretty good comments. How do they rate here?

Thanks in advance.

[scumdog]

I use bread-bags.

But those that use Rain-Off gloves seem well satified with them - although the sprotsbike riders say the rain can run down your jacket sleeves and into the gloves.
Cruiser types with their 'elbows-lower-than-hands' riding style don't have this problem.

But yeah, the product is as good as advertised from what I've heard.

[007XX]

007XY has been using them for the past 3 years or so and absolutely swears by them. Drop him a PM if you'd like, and he'll tell you all about it. He's done quite a bit of research on it too before buying them.

[Blind spot]

I got a pair this winter and find them fantastic,example all the way from napier to Auck in steady pissing rain and my gloves inside were bone dry, good bit of extra insulation as well as dry leather gloves must be warmer, others on trip without overgloves had real cold hand problems.no problem with water running down the sleeve on the v Strom

[dino3310]

i havent used them but have heard there pretty awesome,just looked at the web sight i'm defanately gonna get some for next winter.
pretty good value for only $65

[Coldrider]

Are they a complete glove or an over glove?

[007XX]

Are they a complete glove or an over glove?

They're an over glove...long enough to cover up to about half way up your forearm, with a drawstring to tighten it up and stop water dripping in.
Very comfortable I'm told...

[dino3310]

they look the bee's knee's for these waikato frosts,iv'e ridden to work in the fog by the time i get to work the fogs turned to a layer of ice on my forearms and gloves

[Coldrider]

Would Dairy farmer type ones from the stock & station agents suffice, disposable type, you know, used for........

[shafty]

PM sent............

[Highlander]

Thanks all, those are the sorts of comments I was after. think I sahll be getting some.

Would Dairy farmer type ones from the stock & station agents suffice, disposable type, you know, used for........

On the Southern Cross I used latex gloves inside my leather gloves but after riding Dunedin to Picton in torrential rain my hands were soaked and freezing cold, hence I'm looking at these.
Saw a couple of riders with dishwashing type rubber gloves on one day (pink and yellow) but thought the "Rain offs" would be a litlle more classy.

I use bread-bags.

Done that for boot liners - keeps the feet dry but the boots are still wet for the next day.

Shafty, email coming your way...

[Coldrider]

Just bought a pair of Spidi H2out for a replacement, had BMW gortex winterweights, they lasted nine years and were waterproof.
Haven't tried the spidi's in the wet yet. They betta work...

[tri boy]

I have been using Ixion over gloves on really wet rides. (adv assault Whangamomona).
They feel a bit clumsey in respect to levers/feel and handelbars etc, but definetly keep the rain out. Warm dry hands rock.

[Brian d marge]

Army surplus Over gloves

Mittens , easy to wear , nor quite the feeling as gloves .. But PVC and built like a tank..and when I bought em they wre $5 odd a pair !

probably 10 now !

Stephen

these are 100 % waterproof !!!

[mbazza]

I bought a pair through TM. Very good, once you get used to the tripple finger thing. I don't use 'heavy leather winter gloves' any more. Just my excellent summer weight armoured ones. Hands get cool I pull on my 'Rain - Off' gloves and they keep the cold out too! Very water proof. I'm happy.
They rest on the seat below, on last Sunday ride.

Cheers.