 My old winter gloves are getting long in the tooth... they ain't what they used to be.  (I've got a newer pair... well, I've got a newer glove.  One of the two gloves has gone into seclusion somewhere - I'll probably find it in June.  I've got a couple other pairs of heavy winter gloves, but I hesitate to use 'em when bicycling because thinner gloves give me better tactile feel on the controls, turning my headlight on, etc.)
My old winter gloves are getting long in the tooth... they ain't what they used to be.  (I've got a newer pair... well, I've got a newer glove.  One of the two gloves has gone into seclusion somewhere - I'll probably find it in June.  I've got a couple other pairs of heavy winter gloves, but I hesitate to use 'em when bicycling because thinner gloves give me better tactile feel on the controls, turning my headlight on, etc.)I did some casual shopping at bike stores... but heck, the gloves I liked were all $30, $40, $50! Ouch!
Today I picked up a pair of gloves for 8 bucks! If you have a Harbor Freight in your area, they are the "Cold Weather Work Gloves," regularly $14.99, on sale for $7.99 thru the end of January. They've got grippy palms, Thinsulate, velcro wrist closures. They're supposedly waterproof... I'd say water-resistant is more accurate. (L-SKU#96606, XL-SKU#96612)
 
 
 
2 comments:
Nice deal. I switched from my $3 Wool Army liners to some Rag wool this year, but these look like a good option too.
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