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On a serious note, these gloves are good. They aren't bulky at all while still being totally waterproof and warm. The price is right too. Everyone but Ken needs a pair.
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Good winter gloves are a blessing. My hands have really suffered from repeated soaking and freezing over the years, even the best gloves leak after a while. The Explorer gloves I have now don't leak per se` but the zippers broke on both of them so heavy rain runs down my sleeve into the glove and freezes my hands. When the Trophy got totaled my right hand suffered a lot of damage, I still get the snap crackle pops when I flex my hand or fingers. If it gets cold or wet I can hardly move it for an hour or two.
I'll definately look into these.
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Held gloves
Being a skinny wimp who hates cold yet for some reason I still commute in rain and snow through the slushy seattle winter, I am very picky about good gloves. I bought a pair of the Held super winter gloves, whatever they are called, and they sucked. They were too constrictive, even with the super extra large size. My hands are not large but they are slightly strange shaped, my thumbs are further down and very weirdly double jointed which means that i have to buy the biggest gloves to be comfortable. Winter gloves in general are worse for me than gloves with less padding because they end up tight around my fingers and it's something to do with the lack of circulation or maybe just no place for air pockets or something but they make my hands fing COLD. I downgraded to the Held rain gloves which are 100% waterproof and my hands are just fine now as long as I get out of the rain in under 45 minutes. Ski gloves work ok but they are too bulky. I think the best answer to cold hands is heated grips.
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