I'm needing some gloves for winter riding and want to know which one are the best one to get.

 

This was just asked a few weeks ago, & I believe the guy ended up getting some Cabela's Motor Sports Gloves... any of the snowmobile gloves will work well for winter riding, on the quads...

 

Based on the recommendations from the last discussion on this topic, I got the Cabelas motorsport gloves. I went with the leather version and they are great.

Peace,
Sgt_Rock

 

I picked up the Thor Windchill gloves and they are awesome. Not bulky at all, only slightly thicker than normal riding gloves. I would recommend them to anyone

 

If you are in really cold snowy weather get Reima - as a snowmobiler this is one of the best gloves for the price I have ever had, even though they are not cheap, your hands will be warm and dry. They are thin enough to still get a good feel through also.

If it is not extremely cold where you ride, I use a good pair of jet-ski gloves (Slippery) and hand warmers. This is what I ride with on my sled also unless it is very cold.

 

I use Widder electric gloves on brutal cold daze. Also use a gauntlet-type glove, similar to the Cabela gloves. I also will use snowmobile mits, that attach to the bars. Mine have a pocket for carrying the "Hot-Hands" chemical warmers. These work well, IMO.

 

I jut got the moose mud paws from dennis kirk wow!!! They are soo warm. Then if it is real cold just get some hot hands fr inside of them!!!

 

i have the gauntlet style mits that slip over handle bars i've tryed winter gloves but you lose the feel of the controls with the gauntlet's you can use mx glove and be warm check you local dealer

 

Anyone ever try those electric socks that are powered by a 9V battery? Does the battery last very long?

 

Military Issue gloves, the ones with the black leather shells and green wool glove inside are really warm and good for winter riding.