Best waterproof gloves...?
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Tribal Chestnut said:
Learned my lesson with Dainese
Me too. And Dainese gloves get lousy results in MotoCAP tests for protection: MotoCAP test results for Dainese glovesTribal Chestnut said:
Have gone for the Chikaras.
They are Held and Gore-Tex, so I think you'll be very pleased with them.I bought a pair of these from Cotswold BMW for my trip back to Andorra from the UK a couple of weeks ago when the rain was biblical:
https://www.bmw-motorrad.co.uk/en/wear/ride/handsc...
Expensive but excellent.
https://www.bmw-motorrad.co.uk/en/wear/ride/handsc...
Expensive but excellent.
I've switched to bonded lining/membrane gloves after issues with wet hands and linings. I look for Gore-Grip (previously X-trafit) Outdry, and in the case of Alpinestars, Drystar - but I find you have to search carefully on a glove by glove basis to make sure the linings are fixed.
Strangely, Five Gloves don't mention the bonded lining/insulation/membrane in their range so you need to look carefully there as well. I returned a pair of Knox Zero3 because I assumed the lining was fixed like the Zero2 but it isn't - or felt so weakly fixed that it would quickly detach, as did a new pair of Halversson Beasts.
Strangely, Five Gloves don't mention the bonded lining/insulation/membrane in their range so you need to look carefully there as well. I returned a pair of Knox Zero3 because I assumed the lining was fixed like the Zero2 but it isn't - or felt so weakly fixed that it would quickly detach, as did a new pair of Halversson Beasts.
For winter I got some fantastic Klim Goretex with the whole shebang, but they are too warm, for Autumn/Spring and unfortunately they don't make them anymore, for other seasons I have a set of sealskin gloves (not real seal) https://www.amazon.co.uk/Sealskinz-Motorcycle-Glov...
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