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  1. #16
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    im currently wearing 'oxford bone dry' which are bulky,cold, and as waterproof
    as a seive hehe

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    Bought a pair of KBC gloves which are warm and dry.Bit bulky but good protection.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DMNTD View Post
    Ok...a real budget but bloody good trick is to put latex gloves on underneath your riding gloves. Keeps you hands warm and mostly dry.
    Cost?? Hmmmm....about .5c
    but sweaty?

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    any gloves will do............just slip a bread bag over each hand as well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by homer View Post
    answer : Yep

    thinsulate make full leather gloves with a small zip pocket that has a nylon over cover , like a mitten .
    you silicon spray the cover when needed

    get them from leather direct in christchurch
    havnt seen them for about 9 years but they have them
    aprox $80
    I have had a pair of these for god knows how long,
    the "water resistant" covering works OK, but not perfect.
    they are still fully stitched , even after being very wet a few times, ie the stitching , unlike many other exspensive water "proof" gloves has not rotted out, i can see them lasting a few more years yet.
    To be old and wise, first you must be young and stupid.

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