Who makes the best gloves?
Best Gloves?
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There is only one correct answer............I have tried them all and these just work
http://www.tnagear.com/
http://www.tnagear.com/
i have a pair of Auclair gloves that are really sturdy, i see all of the lift maintnence guys on the ski resort also wear them, they have a sort of leather composite palm that i have yet to rip after two seasons with plenty of trees and flinging snow off the running boards.
There is only one correct answer............I have tried them all and these just work
http://www.tnagear.com/
Good call Dam Dave, the tna Storm gloves are the best i've tried too. Awesome product
Another vote for TNA gear, have tried just about every common glove and this is the only I will buy again.
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whittaker727
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That's like saying "who makes the best beer?" It's what you like and what works for you unless you get more specific with your question like, "What is the best glove for cold days or boondocking"
TNA storm gloves
another vote for TNA, I have the Klims now and i really miss my TNA's but I lost one and the dealer here didn't have anymore so I bought Klim. Everybody around here is Klim biased, but I want my TNA's back, they feel so much lighter
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CuzzinOlaf
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2 pairs here... and these TNA's are cheaper. I'll give them a shot too.
no, they're not really like a mechanics glove, they are an insulated glove with a waterproof breathable membrane, kindof like coldwaves but way lighter and more dextrous. I used mine on pow days and on the trail,very warm and dry and on warm days i use motocross gloves, would be similar to wearing mechanic's gloves
i wear scott snowboarding gloves up the trail then switch over to mechanix wear gloves up top, just bring a few pairs. then snowboard gloves coming back down.
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knee deep in it
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i have 2-3 pairs of Mechanix gloves and that works for most days. If it is real cold out, then I go to a warmer glove but the handwarmers work well with mechanixs.
I keep a warm pair for when you have to do a lot of digging or if it turns cold.
I keep a warm pair for when you have to do a lot of digging or if it turns cold.
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mtn mike on boost
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i like neopreme gloves. the dive gloves are alittle thick and warm for my taste, but i never have cold hands wearing them unless i take a long break.
sure the hands stay wet the whole time, but they are warm. plus ive never owned a pair of gloves that dont eventually get wet anyhow.
sure the hands stay wet the whole time, but they are warm. plus ive never owned a pair of gloves that dont eventually get wet anyhow.
They are still thin in the palm so you have a good grip without too much effort, as waterproof as you will get and fairly warm.
I like the lighter golves, had a pair of klim and not my fav. last season I was riding with HMKs factory team glove and loved the fit and feel and they did not shred apart. and a good price as well. try em you will love em,
http://www.hmksnowmobiling.com/web/category.cfm?Category=36
http://www.hmksnowmobiling.com/web/category.cfm?Category=36
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modsledr
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Like stated above, you need to figure out what you want in a glove.
If a lightweight glove is what you want, the TnA Storm is a good choice. I like the Klim when they're new, but they fall apart.
I also REALLY like the Thor Ride glove...its more of a motocross style glove designed for cold/wet weather riding. Similar membrane construction as all the others, but built a little tougher...plus they come in large sizes.
http://www.motosport.com/offroad/product/2008-THOR-RIDE-GLOVES/?catalogId=106673&words=thor+ride&src=s&srchHistoryURL=f1uyc9w7||words~thor%20ride^parentCategoryID~category_root^categoryID~1^categoryName~Dirt
If a lightweight glove is what you want, the TnA Storm is a good choice. I like the Klim when they're new, but they fall apart.
I also REALLY like the Thor Ride glove...its more of a motocross style glove designed for cold/wet weather riding. Similar membrane construction as all the others, but built a little tougher...plus they come in large sizes.
http://www.motosport.com/offroad/product/2008-THOR-RIDE-GLOVES/?catalogId=106673&words=thor+ride&src=s&srchHistoryURL=f1uyc9w7||words~thor%20ride^parentCategoryID~category_root^categoryID~1^categoryName~Dirt
Dakine, kept my hands warm and dry..............til it started raining!!!!!!
Another vote for TNA hands will stay dry all day long only complaint is towards the end of the day when the outsides are soaked and it starts to cool down they freeze up on the outside. I just carry an extra pair to wear on the way back to the trailer at night. TNAs customer support is amazing.
