Frogg Toggs.
Now find me some truly waterproof gloves.
After many failed attempts of going through different "waterproof" gloves, so far these have worked for me.
http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/held-air-n-dry-glovesI have found the biggest trick is to make sure you tuck your gloves UNDER whatever rain jacket you're wearing. If not, the water runs down the outer garmet and fills up the gloves from the inside out.
Also, these 2 in 1 gloves work very well in cold temps when your hands in tucked in the glove's Gortex liner. And, when your hands are out of the liner and exposed to the air vents, these gloves work very well in warm weather. They were the only gloves I had with me during last year's 4 corners trip and I rode in temps ranging from the low 90's to the low 30's and these were the only gloves I needed.
(helps justify the cost

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Signed,
Rain Doug (your rain expert)
