Just found the best non-battery/heated winter riding gloves...

[Veej]

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I returned the Marks W house ones and picked the Eddie Bauer ones, they're much better.

 

[Veej]

Veej, do you have the skew number for these T-max gloves, no joy with Marks around me by Hamilton.

No I don't I returned the Marks ones 2 days ago, your better off with the Eddie Bauer ones, they're much warmer plus the have a 40% off sale on Black Friday. Too bad you missed the 65% off 2 days ago. But 40% off $179.00 still is not bad, for a glove that is much warmer and warrantied for life.

 

[MacDoc]

Just tried the EB out on way too warm a day ......17 out - still 15.
For me they work well and will be great around town - not sure on distance as they bulk up a bit on the grips and the gauntlet is a bit short.

What really did work well is using the liner in my Gortex over gloves - nice and toastie, roomier than the EB outer and longer gauntlet so a bit better for sleeve to glove on and off with full coverage.
I found putting the liners on, then tighten the jacket sleeves over them, then the gauntlets over both worked very well.

We'll see next week how they do in colder weather - with the grip heaters I suspect they'll be sweet.

 

[MacDoc]

Riding at 4 degrees today and the EB gloves were warmer than my others noticeably.
Still the short gauntlet is a bit of a drag

 

[daught]

I was looking at the First Ascent gloves but they aren't that well insulated. Check these out http://www.mec.ca/AST/ShopMEC/MensC...s/PRD~5024-118/mec-glide-xc-gloves-unisex.jsp They feel just as light but they have a windproof shell and hyperloft insulation. Much much better.

 

[ZX600]

Mark's Work Wearhouse is my clothier. great stores

MWW is owned by Canadian Tire

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