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Is there a good thin snowmobile glove?

Dirtball( no offense man, no offense) please re post after you use those gloves for 10-15 rides. I have found that gloves "wear out fast" and lost that awesome water proof ness after some use.
 
KLIM powercross, waterproof and breathable, compact and light weight. They have a thinner glove that is similar to a mechanics glove but it is not waterproof, I use that in the spring on nice days, but the Powercross does a great job in the winter.

If someone make a mechanics glove that is goretex or waterproof, they will have an instant winner.
 
Dirtball( no offense man, no offense) please re post after you use those gloves for 10-15 rides. I have found that gloves "wear out fast" and lost that awesome water proof ness after some use.

Ok, no offense taken. I only have 4-5 rides left till I start calving. I'll update then.
 
I wear IronClad Summits.
They get wet but are cheap and I carry two pair.
They also come in XXL's that actually fit me.
 
Not Neoprene , they claim to be 100% water proof not sure about that but they do work good just bought a new pair!!!
 
Burton sno-board gore-gloves. I have 3 variations in thickness I carry with me. You just never know what climate you'll encounter !!! >>>>

And Burton just so happens to an ANTI snowmobile company!!! I personally will go without before supporting a company that does NOT support us as snowmobilers!

Boone
 
i have a set of castle gloves and a set of klim and they both work great for me
 
I wear and swear by the KLIM inversion glove.

BUT...

I keep a set of shells handy and quick draw to put over them when I'm digging out.

I've tried pretty much all of the gloves and if you want thin with a good tight fit... there are some compromises... for me... slapping on a set of shells over the gloves when I'm stuck is not that big of a deal.

The True Adventure gloves are also top notch ...but I'd put a shell over those too when stuck.



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That's a great idea with the shells on the inversion. I love those gloves but the lack of being waterproof is where they lack. I'll have to experiment with some shells with them.


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And Burton just so happens to an ANTI snowmobile company!!! I personally will go without before supporting a company that does NOT support us as snowmobilers!

Boone
Sorry for the lame post. Good gloves but a non-supportive company. Go Figure !!! >>>>.
 
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