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Old 04-25-18 | 01:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Hatchet
I wore a pair of neoprene scuba gloves for the first time today in a light consistent rain for my 6 mile commute home and my hands stayed pretty toasty. Does anyone use neoprene gloves to keep their hands warm during rainy rides? What are your experiences with these types of gloves?
I've tried them for roof raking in snow storms. my hands got wet from skin moisture & then cold. they are made to leak while diving & capture a layer of water which your hands will warm, like the rest of the wet suit. I've tried them for other winter related activities but they don't keep my hands warm. I suppose for what you used them for, they would work, a short ride in the rain (under an hour) not in freezing temps. there are also kayakers gloves which might be less expensive
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