gmcunni
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Hands were sweating today. Been looking but haven't found a good spring glove, anyone have something they'd recommend? Saw "POW OZONE GLOVES" online for $20 but can't tell if they are light enough for spring use.
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Spring Gloves
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These Markers are a classic (not saying that's the place to buy them):
http://www.artechski.com/markerspringgloves.aspx
http://www.artechski.com/markerspringgloves.aspx
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I use these:
http://www.interstatemtnco.com/servlet/the-438/IMCO-TSG-Spring-Ski-fdsh-Snowboard-fdsh-XC/Detail
Can find them on eBay for $25 from time to time.
http://www.interstatemtnco.com/servlet/the-438/IMCO-TSG-Spring-Ski-fdsh-Snowboard-fdsh-XC/Detail
Can find them on eBay for $25 from time to time.
RootDKJ
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I use something like this that I found in Home Depot's clearenance area for $5
http://www.amazon.com/Youngstown-Gl...ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=hi&qid=1234148302&sr=1-1
Warm enough, not exactly waterproof, but ok
http://www.amazon.com/Youngstown-Gl...ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=hi&qid=1234148302&sr=1-1
Warm enough, not exactly waterproof, but ok
severine
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I used to have some Burton glove liners that had grippy palms. They made great spring gloves. Alas, I somehow lost them this season and I'm not sure what I will replace them with, but probably something similar.
mondeo
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Glove liners, but they're not waterproof. Need something waterproof.
Beetlenut
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I use some old motocross gloves.
I picked up a set of these that I'm looking forward to using this spring.
http://www.ems.com/catalog/product_...T<>prd_id=845524442598003&emssrcid=GoogleBase
Kind of got them with dual purposes in mind, a light weight glove to wear walking around Boston for work this winter and a glove for spring skiing. I think they'll work great as a spring ski glove.
http://www.ems.com/catalog/product_...T<>prd_id=845524442598003&emssrcid=GoogleBase
Kind of got them with dual purposes in mind, a light weight glove to wear walking around Boston for work this winter and a glove for spring skiing. I think they'll work great as a spring ski glove.
These deliver. I have a set that have to be 10-15 years old...and they still work great. My wife just picked up a pair on closeout this fall.
I grabbed a pair of Spyder spring gloves. They're really sharp looking, but IMHO, a spring only glove. I can use the Markers during the regular season for transporting the gear to and from the lodge. The Spyders...not so much. They're almost too breathable.
:smile: That's all I wore for years. Funny how they still look the exact same. Picked up a pair of Bonfire pipe gloves a couple years ago that have worked great, but they don't make them anymore. Luckily I've got a pair of unused Markers in the closet for when they wear out.
They are really good gloves. I've used them a lot outside in the winter as well. (quick snow shoveling, or running out to the shed to grab something)
BeanoNYC
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Smart wool spring gloves are the best I own. I wear them more than any other glove I have.
+1 and the logo is cool
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