Waterproof Glove Covers

Cheap. Effective. Easy to pull on over riding gloves. Stow in almost no space. Buy several and keep the spares in reserve.

I don't ride in the rain often, but the times I have have not been good to my hands or my gloves. The "waterproof" gloves that i had were water proof, for the fist five or ten minutes, then soaked through, I then tried using the plastic bags that the newspaper came with and while that worked to keep my hands dry, there was precious little control. I did fine an XL pair of gloves like these in a local store but they were to tight. These XXL size are much better. I wear them over a pair of large Joe Rocket winter gloves and they go on easy and fit well. They seem to be durable and the price can't be beat. If I road in the rain more often I would get the more expensive three finger gloves Aerostitch sells, but for the occasional use there are great. I did not find them slippery on my standard rubber grips. I did find that they were not very long and did not cover the gloves completely.

As my title states, these gloves are waterproof- (oversized dish gloves) but they get slippery with my kuryakyn ISO grips when wet, so they are not very safe. Overall the products here have proved to be OK not that great.

These fit snugly over size 9.5 insulated ropers, not sure how they would work on gloves that are larger than that. They take a little work to get on, but stay on when I take the gloves off, which is nice, and come off fairly easy. They pack really small, so they are always with the bike now. Worth the $3, but you could probably do just as well at your local grocery store in the house cleaning aisle.

I rode with these over my Lee Parks gloves for several hours, in a good rain, and my hands stayed completely dry. I put the gaunlets of both the leather & rain gloves inside my jacket sleeve. The outside of the gaunlets of the leather gloves got damp where some rain blew up my sleeve, mostly because the leather gloves had longer gauntlets, but my hands were dry. They fit over my medium insulated gloves with no problem.

I have no complaints except for the color. PLEASE make them available in black!! I'm getting way too many dish pan hands jokes.

I wear size 9 Competition Ropers on my size 10 wide hands and mine they are tight enough to cramp my hands:( but are OK with my thinner "drivers" gloves under them : ) Rich J. Granger In.