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[porthole]

Buell makes a Gorex gauntlet glove that's pretty reasonable. Good protection and 3 season warmth. Doesn't use the furry lining so easy to get on even with damp hands.

I have a pair, found on the discount rack. Wish I had bought all that were in the bin. They work great, are waterproof, can get on with wet hands due to the smooth inside.
But, they are fabric outside and are already starting to show their age. Even with the torn up exterior they are still waterproof as they are lined with Gore Tex. 

[boerne free bird]

Here are the rain gloves (can be with our without regular gloves underneath) that I have used for the past 4 years.   FANTASTIC

I keep them with my rain suit.

http://www.aerostich.com/aerostich-triple-digit-rain-covers.html

I also use these as part of my rain gear. in colder weather, I wear them over mid weight riding gloves. During warmer weather, I wear a pair of cheap synthetic glove liners underneath them to keep the seams from chaffing my fingers. Works fine for all but the hottest of days.  If the liners get a little wet when I refuel, it's not a big deal because there is There is no breathing or airflow through the "Spock" gloves.

[LarryB]

i know this has been said before, FXRG

[LARK]

As for "Water Proof" gloves checkout Hugger Gloves I was looking for leather gloves when wet would not turn my hands black and I found this company.  The gloves are a little pricey but the quality is great and so far when wet the tie stays in the glove and not on my hands.   

http://www.huggergloves.com/

I just bought a pair of Hugger Gloves too. They sure do work! Soft leather and good fit. Seem very well made.

[11]

Even the FXRG need to be sprayed with 3M Scotchgard every once in a while to keep the thread/seams totally waterproof, Walmart in the sporting good section, Red top 3M for leather, Green top 3M for the other materials.

[TN]

did a search for waterproof gloves and this is what i got.


yeah i did see fxrg gloves mentioned. goggled this. http://www.webbikeworld.com/motorcycle-gloves/waterproof-motorcycle-gloves/rain-off-gloves.htm


i got a pair of platex gloves that work good.


anybody

TN

[1abastarsmda]

Spyder, did you ever stop in at the Leather Shack in Maggie Valley and see if they had those waterproof gloves?

[spydglide]

Spyder, did you ever stop in at the Leather Shack in Maggie Valley and see if they had those waterproof gloves?

Nope.....still riding in the rain tho w/o.  I just carry extra gloves now to change out after they get wet.  I do have waterproof boots now tho.    har.   spyder

[mrmagloo]

I got a pair at REI that are pretty good for around $35

[TN]

I got a pair at REI that are pretty good for around $35

you referring to the sealskinz?? they look promising i do like a guantlet style for foul weather. my industrial rubber gloves i've used in the past is by no means a fashion statement but hands stay dry.



TN

[Georgehjr]

Foot Joy- Golf "Rain Gloves"  $20 bucks a pair, any sporting goods outlet, work's GREAT in a rain storm

[mrmagloo]

you referring to the sealskinz?? they look promising i do like a guantlet style for foul weather. my industrial rubber gloves i've used in the past is by no means a fashion statement but hands stay dry.



TN

They are not gauntlet style, but do have a little longer cuffs you can pull over your sleeves. I don't know the brand off hand, but I only wanted a thin waterproof for 3 season use. I already have a big pair of the HD's which are ridiculously bulky, and a set of Gerbings T5's, which are somewhat water resistant for the polar conditions.  None of the thinner HD waterproof gloves are any good.

[Indenial]

Was just on a long trip and used the Gerbing G-3 gloves. Got caught in the rain with them, not intending to use them as rain gloves and I'll be darned, they kept me dry. Happened a couple of times and the leather got wet, but the waterproof liner kept my dry. I now have a new set of rain gloves. I was very pleased. Dry and warm---that combo hasn't happened for a long time.  I'll use them in the rain, even if I don't plug them in.  They worked well in warm temps too.


http://www.gerbing.com/Products/Gloves/G3.html

[roadking71865]

I purchased a pair of rubber work gloves at Menards.  100% waterproof, good grip & cheap.

[roadrunner]

http://www.harley-davidson.com/mcm/mcm_product.jsp?PRODUCT%3C%3Eprd_id=845524442255497&FOLDER%3C%3Efolder_id=2534374302285931&ASSORTMENT%3C%3East_id=2534374302285931&bmUID=1251580288585&bmLocale=en_US

A little bulky, but with 20% discount a nice glove!