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What are the best gloves?

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KimJong-Illest
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I was wondering what you guys think the best freestyle ski glove is. I am looking for one that is nice and warm on those cold days but will keep your hands dry on the slushy days. Thanks
Jun 1 2013 1:29AM
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a_burger
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hand knitted by grandma
Jun 1 2013 1:30AM
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Alyon
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ive heard great things about these
Jun 1 2013 1:33AM
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KimJong-Illest
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Haha i think i found a pair
Jun 1 2013 1:37AM
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KimJong-Illest
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I think those might be a little bit out of my price range, they look amazing!
Jun 1 2013 1:38AM
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Alyon
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yeah they are pretty pricey, but they are great for grabing hot plates/pans and keep your hands from getting burnt
Jun 1 2013 1:40AM
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250r
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well arcterx and hestra probably make the nicest gloves, but those are also probably out of your price range
Jun 1 2013 1:42AM
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KimJong-Illest
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Thanks
Jun 1 2013 1:44AM
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KimJong-Illest
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Maybe if I have a lemonade stand or two I could save up enough for a pair of those
Jun 1 2013 1:45AM
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Jakelapham
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Not the Armada Throttle. Strap keeps coming undone, horrible. Best option is to get 2 pairs, a really cheap pipe glove and a warm pair for the pow dais.
Jun 1 2013 2:06AM
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nugeynuge
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I wear these in the park, but never outside of the park or when it's really cold. They are decently warm but not waterproof at all.

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Jun 1 2013 10:18PM
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haggis_hunter
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All the gloves I have found best have cost me bugger all and are not 'ski gloves' when its properly cold on piste I use freezer work gloves (rated for winter on oil rigs) and they cost me about £5 a pair, I also have a pair of winter leather gardening gloves that cost me about £10 and I applied some saddle treatment to them to make them pretty much waterproof. For spring riding Ive always used my mechanics gloves, goat skin palm and they are pretty water proof too. All in my gloves cost me about £20.
Jun 2 2013 12:08PM
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Beaansss
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Could probably search this up into forums. Has been answered before multiple times
Jun 2 2013 6:37PM
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gusestomp
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Hestra gloves are the best, hands down.. See what I did there, HANDS down.
Jun 2 2013 7:13PM
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Adrro
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Pimp hands!! their new range is about to come out too
http://www.pimphands.com.au/
Jun 3 2013 2:29AM
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nicolaise21
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Hestras ar really good. I do prefer leather gloves/mitts, because you can take care of them by rubbing leather wax/other treatment for leather to make them last longer. Had my empire gloves for like 3 years before they ripped. My hestra seth pros are still up an running after 4-5 years!
Jun 5 2013 1:05AM
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NikOtiN
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I bought Armada Throttle for 22$. I didnt think its high cost
Jun 5 2013 7:29AM
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