Spring gloves

[ChocoTaco345]

I know its not spring time yet but i just want to be ready for when it comes. Over the past few years i've been using the fleece liners to my mittens which isn't cool, comfortable or water proof. what I'm looking for is a lightweight glove that won't get wet but isn't too insulated. I think a lot of people call them pipe gloves but I'm not sure. any specific models? or brands?

 

[ORDEAL]

Dakine or hestra.

They are worth the price

 

[rozboon]

Marmot Spring Glove.
Proper leather glove with the lightness and dexterity of a pipe style glove, without the 0mm waterproof and fall-apart-ness of a pipe glove.
Cost a bunch but worth it IMO. A friend of mine wears them year-round with no problems.

 

[ChocoTaco345]

^^^^thanks plus k

 

[alexat955]

I have a pair if armada pipe gloves I'll sell you

 

[Chompo.]

my friend swears by his empire pipe gloves.

 

[RyanDiMatteo]

POW make awesome pipe gloves. A little bit thicker than normal pipe gloves, but waterproof. I actually used mine all winter (Australia & NZ)

 

[ChocoTaco345]

How waterproof are pipe gloves like the empire's?

 

[YourBoyBlue]

Pipe gloves would be great, like other people are saying. Most of them are fully waterproof, and they're padded but not insulated, so you'll be protected but still not sweating. Dakine makes some with some pretty sick graphics

 

[Banane.]

I hve some Auclair and i love them

 

[Sklar]

step 1: got to your local hardware store

step 2: buy some cheap uninsulated leather work gloves, and sno-seal

step 3: apply sno-seal

step 4: ????

step 5: profit

 

[-Marc-]

Joystick Edgar, my favorite gloves

 

[ChocoTaco345]

yea i almost bought a pair but they were too small

 

[Film.]

Yes those are the greatest pipe gloves