Which 3 season gloves do you recommend?

[jimmibanke]

It has to be waterproof and warm let me hear what you have?

Cheers

[batovif]

Originally Posted by jimmibanke

It has to be waterproof and warm let me hear what you have?

Cheers

KLIM Element long gloves

[b18c5rodney]

i purchased a set of revit h20 a few months back, and are very impressed with them so far. not too expensive either.

[Orangecicle]

I like my Warm-n-Safe gloves.

[DuctTape]

REV'IT! Alaska GTX Gloves

Outershell: goatskin with WR finish, suede leather with WR finish
Insulation: Thermolite®, Push-Pull Tri-Fleece Liner
Waterproofing: GORE-TEX® membrane
Breathability: GORE-TEX® membrane
Composition: Outershell: 100% Leather; Lining: 100% Polyester; Membrane: 100% GORE-TEX® membrane (ePTFE)
Protection: leather hard-shell knuckle, PU injected finger knuckles, TPU hard-shell little finger protector, Dual-comp palm slider, EVA foam at thumb and wrist
Visibility: laminated reflection at cuff, reflection at fingers

These things are already broke in, have protection and are very warm especially with heated grips.

[jmklint]

Held Warm and Dry, No contest! the only problem is that they cost 200-

[DuctTape]

Originally Posted by Orangecicle

I like my Warm-n-Safe gloves.

uh huh..............and jacket, pants and socks.

[offworlder]

- Held Warm and Dry: great fit, but not as warm as Klim PowerXcross
- Klim PowerXcross: - warm, dry, but grip is somewhat loose.

Thinking about trying the Klim Caldera.....

[pvmoto]

RST Adventure gloves. Great feel for a winter style glove, and for those that venture off road, they have a generous amount of silicon grippy stuff on the palms and fingers for when it gets wet and muddy.


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[LocuL]

Pricey but Scandinavian climate dictates Rukka. I used the Traffic model years ago and it vvas bulletproof.

[Qwik]

Originally Posted by batovif

KLIM Element long gloves

Love Mine

[jimmibanke]

Okay so far:

Klim element
Rukka traffic
Held warm n dry and warm n safe
Rst adventure
Klim powerxcross
REV'IT alaska and h20


As said in the matrix: the problem is choice. ;-)

Thanks guys I will look into pros and cons about these gloves.

Must say that im mostly in to the warm n dry gloves for now, i have 3 pairs of gloves they are useless right now., so i dont mind price any more, only quality

[ÖÖ.]

I'm currently using Rukka R-Star gloves. They are not perfect but they are the best so far.

[jimmibanke]

Originally Posted by ÖÖ.

I'm currently using Rukka R-Star gloves. They are not perfect but they are the best so far.

What other gloves have you experince with?

[ÖÖ.]

Originally Posted by jimmibanke

What other gloves have you experince with?

I have had:
-Two different probiker touring gloves. Inexpensive and quite warm if its not raining. They are not waterproof even if they are said to be. Good feel and light.
-Vanucci some kind of "racing" gloves. Very nice feel to handlebars but it must be over +20 C to use them. Thin, lightweight and good protection.
-Dainese Scout Gore-tex. I didn't ride long with these until I returned them to shop. If I remember correctly the lining came out almost every time when I took them off.
-Halvarsson dontrememberthename Touring gloves. Didn't ride long with these either. Seam which holds the thumb caused pain during heavy braking. In the shop they changed them to new ones but they had the same problem.
-MP-Asu Vision. Quite cheap, warm, good feel and grip. But they don't hold water for long.
-Biltema touring glove. Just buy almost any thick winter gloves and they are the same. They are cheap though.

These Rukka R-star gloves have a good feel on the "grip" side of the glove. They are warm and hold water for hours and hours. They are even quite comfortable durin the hottest days of Finnish summer. Unfortunately every pair seem to be unique so I would not recommend to buy them without testing them on. Especially the seams on top of the fingers can vary a lot.