Waterproof gloves

RealMan
RealMan Posts: 2,166
edited October 2009 in MTB buying advice
Anyone got any recommendation for a thin waterproof glove - for when its wet, but not too cold? Been looking at SealSkinz Waterproof Ultra Fit Glove.

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  • Wooliferkins
    Wooliferkins Posts: 2,060
    Time RSX rain gloves, I think they're discontinued but some retailers still have stock
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  • blister pus
    blister pus Posts: 5,610
    Endura Strike always get decent reviews. tricky things waterproof gloves if you like a thin snug fit
  • I get on well with my Endura Dexters.Not really waterproof but still keep my hands warm even if they get wet,and more importantly not too thick.
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  • Endura Strike always get decent reviews. tricky things waterproof gloves if you like a thin snug fit

    I have a pair of Endura Strikes and they only really make sense when it's baltic outside.
    Wear them in anything other than cold conditions and your hands will boil.
  • dav1
    dav1 Posts: 1,298
    I have had the sealskinz for about 3 weeks now, so far so good, fully waterproof and warm at the current temperatures.
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  • RealMan
    RealMan Posts: 2,166
    How bulky are the sealskinz?
  • deffler
    deffler Posts: 829
    I have a pair of Altura Nightvision waterproof gloves & the outside material just gets saturated.

    I have a pair of £11 DHB windproof gloves from Wiggle & they are virtually waterproof, Im amazed
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  • RealMan wrote:
    How bulky are the sealskinz?

    Sealskinz Ultra-grip

    Not as bulky as the photos would suggest. I found the fit and grip to be excellent. 100% waterproof. The Hi-Viz colour is a little OTT but affords an extra safety element during winter commuting. However, I suspect they maybe a little too warm for temperatures higher than those we're currently experiencing.