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  Klim Klimate Gloves

  james in MN

  OK-Not Impressed

  I expected a better product from Klim since they have a good reputation. They are advertised as extreme cold weather gloves, and they are not. My fingers got cold riding in 20F temps. They are comfortable, but the palm material gets stiff in the cold.

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  Tourmaster Select Summer Motorcycle Gloves

  Ken in BC

  Glove are not bad

  I find the gloves are good tight fit on hands good feel

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  Scott Highside Gloves

  Corey in MI

  Snowmobile gloves??? I Don't Think So!

  I was looking for some cold weather gloves for riding MX as well as snowmobiling. I was looking for something less bulky that I could feel the grips with easily. Now, I wasn't expecting them to be worn in less than 10 Degree weather, but since Scott claims they are apart of there Snowmobiling line...I figured they would be good at 32-20 degrees. I was wrong. I got them in the mail and wanted to try them out. All I did was take my dog for a walk, but I didn't even make it around the block and my hands were frozen! It was about 28 degrees. I don't know how many people snowmobile in 32 Degree Plus weather (when snow is melting) but these wouldn't be good until about 45 Degrees. Looking for something else now.

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  MSR Full Finger Glove Liners 2013

  BRIAN in OH

  Best ones.

  Different material than the Underwaers and Moose brands (which are exactly the same ones). The MSR are made of a poly blend and the others are a kevlar blend. You would think the kevlar ones would last longer but that's not the case. The MSR also form fit your hands better making a better fit inside the glove. OH, they do what they are suppossed to too. I have wussy hands and I don't get blisters!

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  MSR Half Finger Glove Liners 2013

  BRIAN in OH

  Great !

  Different material than the Underwaers and Moose brands (which are exactly the same ones). The MSR are made of a poly blend and the others are a kevlar blend. You would think the kevlar ones would last longer but that's not the case. The MSR also form fit your hands better making a better fit inside the glove. OH, they do what they are suppossed to too. I have wussy hands and I don't get blisters

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  MSR Cold Pro Gloves 2013

  DAVID in MD

  For cold weather gloves these are terrible

  I used these gloves on my 35 mile commute to work (it was 27 degrees when I left). Two miles down the road my hands were cold. By 5 miles in my hands were already numb. I had to change my route to a slower route with no real change in comfort. By the time I got to work I lost all feeling in my fingers and was actually concerned I might've gotten frostbite. Thankfully I didn't. To get home that night I had to layer my summer gloves inside these. It was only a little better. It was a long ride home.

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