Ski or motorbike gloves

I got myself some Reusch jobbies from Tacky-maxx a couple of years back. I'd gone through 4 pairs before these, from Salomon, Gordini and some cheapo brand. By the construction of the Reusch gloves they could practically be for motorbiking, the leather on the palm and between the thumb and index finger is very hard wearing and doesn't seem to have succumbed to the ski edges at all.

Hestra's, choose some with the removable fleece liner, as you can opt for a thinner liner if you are too warm. Extra liners from Edge & Wax in the UK. Hestra's have been the only gloves ski I have owned that have not been cut by ski edges. Present pair around 5 years old.

As for wearing motorcycle gloves, yeah why not, if you want your gloves with pre-formed fingers and knuckle armour :D

Gooseh wrote:I got myself some Reusch jobbies from Tacky-maxx a couple of years back. I'd gone through 4 pairs before these, from Salomon, Gordini and some cheapo brand. By the construction of the Reusch gloves they could practically be for motorbiking, the leather on the palm and between the thumb and index finger is very hard wearing and doesn't seem to have succumbed to the ski edges at all.

I'm on my 2nd pair of Reusch's, and you're right, they're deeeeeeeeecent

Tony- white leather? You are kidding right? Please say you are.

One of the guys I ski with has worn motorcycle (not sure what make)gloves for the last 2 years with no problem.

Cheers everyone for your help but I think if it went to poll the answer would be.

MOTORCYCLE GLOVES = BELLEND

nuttynutnut wrote:Cheers everyone for your help but I think if it went to poll the answer would be.

MOTORCYCLE GLOVES = BELLEND

Answered your own question :wink: :lol:

Snapzzz wrote:Tony- white leather? You are kidding right? Please say you are.

Are you kidding that you're asking? Blue sallos, green jacket, all thats missing are the white gloves. And they've got to be leather if they're white.
Or in your world does white mean gay?