It can get very wet here in Vancouver B.C., I use these with a glove inside... https://www.aerostich.com/aerostich-t...in-covers.html

These 'covers' seem to me to be a reasonable solution to the cold, wet hand problem, especially for riders who regularly encounter such conditions, such as serious commuters. The reviews support your conclusions.

I'm in Texas, where pogies are definitly not encouraged:-). My needs are for something temporary, effective, and cheap. So, I've decided on a layering system. A 'chemical protection' outer glove for wind/waterproofing, used as needed over a standard insulating glove, and an inner liner. Versatile and effective. (Of course, any similar outer glove will do. Just happened upon this thing at a tool sale for $1.)

Again thanks for all the suggestions. Been a thorough review of options, and should anyone do a site search for 'waterproof gloves', will pop up as first choice. I tested it.