Message #20327

[dan.boisvert]

I hope they work out well for you, Todd!  I'm curious what membrane and seam tape they use in them.  Making a glove that'll stay dry and breathable is pretty tough.  It's hard enough to get tapes that won't peel and membranes that won't delaminate for use in garments.  The life of a glove sounds like hell for that type of thing.

My rain glove experiment this year will be my pair of these: http://glacierglove.com/perfect-curve-glove.html

They're warm, grippy, waterproof, and durable.  I've got a couple seasons of cold-weather kayaking out of mine so far, and they're still awesome.  Glued & stitched means they'll stay wet inside for weeks if you forget to turn them inside-out to dry.. 

I figure if they keep my hands warm when immersed in snowmelt in March, they'll probably be okay with a bit of rain.