Rain Gloves

[Jon]

I just discovered a great Rain Glove option from gloves I wore in the rain on the "company motorcycle".
Completely waterproof with a soft microfleece lining, your hands will be shielded from the bitter cold, with a touchscreen-friendly fingertip on both hands to make using devices easier.
Touchscreen-friendly fingertip on index fingers
Elasticized cuff keeps Flicker on securely when needed
ANSI 107 compliant visibility with reflective stripes helps ensure that others see you
Machine-washable construction makes for easy care

http://www.blauer.com/hi-vis-flicker-glove-gl200.html?gclid=CPaltezYhs0CFRJbhgodqtQF2A

Not so warm that you can wear them on a long rainy interstate ride.

 

[lmo1131]

The "company motorcycle" being LEO?

 

[exgman]

I use a BMW 2-in-1 glove which is a rain and general-use glove. See it here: http://www.cycleworld.com/2014/09/02/bmw-two-in-one-motorcycle-gloves-for-sport-touring They are made by Held for BMW Motorrad.

I think the problem I'd have with the Blauer product is the apparent lack of crash protection.

 

[Jon]

The "company motorcycle" being LEO?

Yes indeed

 

[greenwald]

I just discovered a great Rain Glove option from gloves I wore in the rain on the "company motorcycle".
Completely waterproof with a soft microfleece lining, your hands will be shielded from the bitter cold, with a touchscreen-friendly fingertip on both hands to make using devices easier.
Touchscreen-friendly fingertip on index fingers
Elasticized cuff keeps Flicker on securely when needed
ANSI 107 compliant visibility with reflective stripes helps ensure that others see you
Machine-washable construction makes for easy care

http://www.blauer.com/hi-vis-flicker-glove-gl200.html?gclid=CPaltezYhs0CFRJbhgodqtQF2A

Not so warm that you can wear them on a long rainy interstate ride.

Thanks for the posting Jon. Just what I'm looking for to replace some older, no-longer reliable rain gloves I have, as a 2-3 week odyssey this summer out to the Pacific and back (including some high mountain passes) would benefit from warm, dry hand-wear.

I had numerous BLAUER apparel over my LEO career (including the 7 yrs./nearly 100k miles on my "company motors" {H-D Road Kings}), and always enjoyed the quality.

Thanks again for the recommendation - just ordered a pair!