Gloves & goggles

[RMKED]

Looking for input on what gloves are the best. I have a descent pair but want a better pair. I have been using ski gloves (Burtons) and they do okay but freeze up easier than I like.
What do you guys/gals recommend, and where is the best place to get them from?
I also need some better goggles! I have a pair of Scotts and a pair of Smiths. Both seem to fog up to easy even when I am moving. Is there a good spray to help stop this? Point me in the right direction please!

Thanks!

RMKED

 

[madsigntist]

Klim Tog's and Smith Prodigy

 

[sledhead ut]

The best gloves I have owned are POW gloves. They have rubber palm and thumb which is great for grip. They are plenty warm and not too bulky. I'm ready to pull the trigger on another pair.
http://www.powgloves.com/tormenta.html

Scott 89XI Turbo goggles get my vote. Keep in mind that any duel lens goggle with fog once the lens has lost its seal. The pocket between the lens needs to be air tight. Now days with everybody putting their goggles under the hood the lenses are more likely to delaminate faster from the excessive heat.
http://www.google.com/search?q=SCOT...1018&bih=600&bav=on.1,or.&fp=b4a69e3db245d910


Good Luck

 

[JedInUtah]

Love my klim powerxross gloves. Work in 98% of the conditions. If it gets real heavy our wet snow then the tog's are better.

As for goggles, I have tried a bunch, and just got my first pair of Habervision this season. They are fantastic. Highly recommend them.

 

[wjl]

Second for the ScottXI turbo goggles, stay clear, plenty of places to get different color/replacement lens.
As for gloves I ride with the Cabela's guide glove which I see is now the pinnacle glove 2 in one. They are on sale now.
http://www.cabelas.com/catalog/brow...4002380?WTz_l=SBC;MMcat104797080;cat105547680

 

[snailbait]

I tried 509 Aviators this year, and have really liked them so far....no fogging, and the clarity is amazing..also a wider view field than most I've tried. I ran spy winter goggles in the past and loved them too!
I have a few different pairs of gloves for the different conditions. I have some long cuff, all leather ones that I have had for probably 10 years...work great for the coldest conditions, and have some RU outside "thin" ones for when the temps are milder...they work great, especially if you have good hand warmers...don't remember the model name, they are 4 or 5 years old.

 

[built4dtuff]

Klim gloves. I like their lightest ones. Then the powerxcross for the cold Utah days then the big freaken klim ones for the cold Wyoming days!! Their warranty is awesome....as long as they are not melted

I have liked the Scott auto tinting but they discontinued them. But I also ride with a pair under the hood and just swap out when they fog

 

[harrysmith500]

http://www.dirtcheapsnow.com/eshopp..._keyword_scott.SCOTT_VOLTAGE_PRO_AIR_SNOW.htm

63$ for these goggles, its what I wear and i love them!!


As for gloves. I wear Tog's and pull the liners out of them unless it's 10 degrees or less. I have hand guards on my sled though. I like the togs cuz they come over the cuff of my coat and I pull the elastic down and snow never gets into my sleeve. They are extremely waterproof and durable. This is my 3rd season on this pair and I have found a rip in the thumb this year (normal wear and tear/ User error). Needless to say I'll be buying more tog's and Pro Airs in the future.

Buy Pro' Air's from dirt cheap snow.com and Tog's from TCP when they go on sale in a few weeks.