...by telling me what gloves can handle sub 40 F temperatures.
Going to work and coming home yesterday I thought I was going to lose my fingertips to frostbite. :shock: It was really painful. Anyway, I started the day out with cotton liners inside a pair of FirstGear leather gauntlets. When that wasn't enough, I went to a local sporting goods store and picked up a nice pair of Polartec liners. Those were better, but still not enough to keep my hands from becoming painfully cold on my final 16-mile trek home last night.
I tried a pair of snowboard gloves the other day, but they were no better than the FirstGear with cotton liners and they were boarderline OK for controlling the bike. So, unless I can find something to keep my hands warm, I'm grounded.
Going to work and coming home yesterday I thought I was going to lose my fingertips to frostbite. :shock: It was really painful. Anyway, I started the day out with cotton liners inside a pair of FirstGear leather gauntlets. When that wasn't enough, I went to a local sporting goods store and picked up a nice pair of Polartec liners. Those were better, but still not enough to keep my hands from becoming painfully cold on my final 16-mile trek home last night.
I tried a pair of snowboard gloves the other day, but they were no better than the FirstGear with cotton liners and they were boarderline OK for controlling the bike. So, unless I can find something to keep my hands warm, I'm grounded.