waterproof gloves

[Pit Guy]

What brand and model do you guys prefer?

 

[Ignacio]

There is no such thing as waterproof in motorcycle gear. If you really want that you should wear dive gloves.

If you want water-resistant...I use a pair of normal gloves and then a pair Aerostich digit covers.

Or pack multiple sets of gloves and change out necessary.

 

[roger dodger]

On a rainy trip to Florida (the cars were pulling over under an overpass) I wore XXL dish gloves over my (thin) riding gloves. They work great (once you squeeze them on) and grip well and ARE waterproof. No crash protection. Hi viz too !

Today I wear Aerostich 3 finger covers over (thin) riding gloves. Better in every way except not hi viz.

 

[Teehaml]

I wear these FirstGear Rubber Over Gloves over my Aerostich Elkskin Ropers when needed.

 

[BigOgre]

Today I wear Aerostich 3 finger covers over (thin) riding gloves. Better in every way except not hi viz.

+1^ And while not exactly hi viz, you can get them in road-cone orange which is pretty noticeable.

 

[samamoto]

BMW GS Dry gloves. Just right length, just right insulation (with heated grips), GORE-TEX X-TRAFIT so no loose layers in between shell and liner, very decent protection. Didn't fail me yet and are my to go gloves whenever it is below 65 degrees.

 

[1951M38]

Not "bike" gloves, but Red Wing (shoe store) winter work gloves work well below freezing and dry in the rain for an hour or so at least..

 

[want2ride]

Olympia goretex gloves if I am not using my WR Gerbing heated gloves. Summer time I let the digits be liquid cooled, lol.

 

[Biquer]

HELD are as good as it gets.

 

[czufelt]

For cooler weather I wear a pair of TourMaster insulated & water resistant gloves. In warmer weather, I stretch Nitrile gloves over my thin riding gloves. You need to find the XL size.

 

[bigjohnsd]

I am still seeking "Waterproof Motorcycle Gloves" it is my personal Holy afraid like quest. Currently trying a Klim waterproof Goretex double-throw-me-down variety.

 

[Old Guy]

I discovered a few years ago that waterproof gloves are as efficient at keeping water in as out.

 

[Bill Lumberg]

Those digit covers look great. I use Cyclegear "waterproof" gloves because I'm stupid. They aren't even water averse. They suck. But they keep me from soaking my nice leather or pilot's gloves.

 

[Uncle Hud]

In the southland, we don't worry about waterproof during the summers. Wet hands act like radiators for the entire body.

For winter, I'd suggest handguards rather than waterproof gloves: https://www.fjrforum.com/forum//index.php/topic/171686-2016es-vstrom-handguards/?hl=%22vstrom+handguards%22

 

[BikerGeek99]

Another user and fan of the Aerostitch three-digit things. They look dorky as ****, but that's OK because I do, too.

 

[Nanahanman]

https://www.norjo.co.nz/gloves/11901-rain-off-1-finger-waterproof-glove.html

 

[FrankD]

Haven't tried their gloves, but my Sealskinz socks have never let me down.

 

[bigjohnsd]

I am still seeking "Waterproof Motorcycle Gloves" it is my personal Holy afraid like quest. Currently trying a Klim waterproof Goretex double-throw-me-down variety.

They kept my hands dry today during a one hour Montana gully washer!

 

[Mr_Canoehead]

I am still seeking "Waterproof Motorcycle Gloves" it is my personal Holy afraid like quest. Currently trying a Klim waterproof Goretex double-throw-me-down variety.

They kept my hands dry today during a one hour Montana gully washer!

John, which Klim gloves are you using? I was looking at the Adventure Long Goretex but a lot of reviews mention that the liner sticks to your hands, then fails.

I currently use the Aerostich over-gloves which work very well but they are the only part of my riding gear that isn't waterproof - it kinda sucks to stop just to put on over-gloves.