Glove " mitts " over glove rain mitts ?

Banzai600

ive given up on spending large sums of money on " waterproof " goretex gloves, as they dont really work, they do for a while then they leak eventually. And you cant get a refund / exchange after a few months which is bullsh1t.

i bike all year round, so this might be a cheaper and actual solution to the current gloves i wear, by keeping the water actually off them completely, thus keeping hands dry/warm.

I was looking at these mitts - they go over your normal gloves, they have to be worth a shot for 15e ?

anyone got a pair or use something similar ?

https://www.thevisorshop.com/en/Spada-Waterproof-Overmitts/m-15819.aspx

GBX

Not really them but got a set of Givi muffs for my Tiger. There perfect. They've stayed on even after winter. Hands do get warm but the gloves stay dry.

Banzai600

yeah. tks, , considered muffs but theyre a bit combersome looking. i use bike or scooter etc, so the mitts will be a lot cheaper too.

Skill Magill

I'd invest a bit more and get these lads if you're on a scooter

Tuscano Urbano Hand Grip

https://www.tucanourbano.com/en/pp/motorcycle-handgrips-black-r334-65825

Pair of summer gloves underneath you're laughin

Del2005

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/120613702#Comment_120613702

Do these still have the problem of pushing back on your brake/clutch lever when making progress? I know a lot of people who used to courier and they wouldn't use these types of covers for that reason.

GBX

The Givi and Tuscano ones are more rigid. The Givi ones I have TM412 are designed for use with hand guards already on the bike. They have other models but not sure if they hold their shape at speed.

Hotblack Desiato

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058296952/glove-mitts-over-glove-rain-mitts

I had ones like that years ago but gave up on them, just too hard to take on and off. Didn't like the lack of finger movement either.

Hocus Focus

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/120615184#Comment_120615184

You can see in the photos that the end of the handgrips pass out through the sides of the covers, so it looks like there is enough support there to prevent them blowing right back.

Chippy01

Look for a pair of Rain Off over-gloves.

They are made in New Zealand, and worth every penny.

I used my pair for 6 years commuting summer and winter from Gorey to Bray. And they are still 100% leak free.

Hotblack Desiato

Got a link? searching just produces crap