Joe Rocket 'Sub Zero' Mens Black Textile Snowmobile Gloves

Perfect for riding in cold weather

I've been trying lots of gloves over the last few years and these are the best I've found so far. The temperature lately has been in the single digits, farenheit, and I've been very comfortable going to work and back but that is only 15 minutes away. I did go for a ride about 3 hours away yesterday and it was 34 degrees out and after about 30 miles of highway speeds my fingers started to freeze. Had to stop and warm them up again and then was good for about another half hour or so. I bought my daughter these same gloves and she loves them as well but I also bought her those heater elements that wrap around your grips and she says between both of those she can ride comfortably all day long in these temperatures. I haven't tried the heated wraps yet. Oh! They also do a great job of coming up past the wrist far enough that I get no back drafting at all and wrist and palms stay nice and warm.

I have had these gloves for 4 years. Wear them in the winter on the bike and they are good for the high 30's for me. When the temps really go down into the mid to high teens up to the high 30's I have the heated glove liners that plug into the bike plug that I use. The gloves are very comfortable ,but just a little snug with the heated liners. I wear a large, but if I order any more I will get the XL to accomadate the heated liners. I just don't believe you can wear these gloves out by just riding the bike. If they get some wear on them I may use my old ones for everday and order a new pair for biking. I will definately order the Joe Rockets again.

Quality looks great. Order a size larger than your usual size for a great fit. Have yet to use them in the cold of winter. I ride my Harley Street Bob year round no matter what the temperature. I ride to work early in the morning, so it is usually pretty dang cold. I got the snowmobile gloves because they are probably warmer than the motorcycle gloves. My Harley thinsulate gloves were ok, but are worn out and you pay for the name. I'd say these gloves are better suited for the winter months, and the price can't be beat.

These gloves work. Have been using in low thirty degree weather. Have about a 12 minute ride to work and ma hands are sweating a little when I get there. Going to be testing out the silk tour master liners tomorrow. Gonna be near 20 with wind.