Frank Thomas AntiFreeze Glove Liners

[Ramazith]

Frank Thomas AntiFreeze Glove Liners

These gloves are junk. They are not wind proof nor are they water proof. I wear them under Army surplus leather gloves and honestly, wearing the $25 I spent on them would be warmer than the glove liners are.

Any warmth they do offer, which ain't much, is from the inherent properties of having a second layer, not from the properties of the gloves.

I've come to this conclusion after riding 27 miles a day for two days of 43F and one day of 38F. I'm glad the days warmed up for the ride home.

Bah! :mad:

[primalmu]

I'm thinking about ordering a pair of these: http://www.arctiva.com/products.jsp?line=1405&cat=1405&prod=6650

I bought a Powerstretch Balaclava from them and it is amazing. If their glove liners are anything like the balaclava then they are worth their weight in gold.

[_Wes]

Where did you find them? I'm on the lookout for some liners & a Balaclava actually. . .

Thanks!

[Hawkeye]

I recently picked up a balaclava that I love (can't think of the brand off hand) and was looking for glove liners as well. I saw some that may work at Dick's sporting goods, I'll let you know how they work after I give them a try!

Anything made with GoreTex should be perfect for this though.

[RideN]

Frank Thomas AntiFreeze Glove Liners

These gloves are junk. They are not wind proof nor are they water proof. I wear them under Army surplus leather gloves and honestly, wearing the $25 I spent on them would be warmer than the glove liners are.

Any warmth they do offer, which ain't much, is from the inherent properties of having a second layer, not from the properties of the gloves.

I've come to this conclusion after riding 27 miles a day for two days of 43F and one day of 38F. I'm glad the days warmed up for the ride home.

Bah! :mad:

I agree. Not only don't they provide any warmth, the quality sucks. After two weeks the wrist cuff started to rip away at the seam on both gloves. I returned mine and got a refund.