Summer Riding Gloves?

[cmyoch]

I'm curious what you guys are using for summer riding gloves? I'm looking for something that's not too bulky and can help deal with the infamous vibrations.

 

[xjwmx]

I've been using these from HF. The backhand side is cloth and the other side is leather. Good quality leather and reinforced in the right places. Cloth lets the wind hit your hands and cool them off. Kevlar lined, too, by the way. No hard knuckle protection, so I wouldn't use them on the highway, personally. L size is about a real M.

http://www.harborfreight.com/general-merch/gloves/police-style-kevlar-gloves-large-95568.html

 

[Explorer352]

I used to wear fingerless weight lifting gloves. they work better than nothing i think and u can get them at walmart

 

[5twins]

I use deer skin work gloves. Softer than cowhide and 2 or 3 times as strong. And buying a "work" glove is much cheaper than the "motorcycle" glove version.

 

[scabber]

Wells work gloves thinsulate lined warm in winter cool in summer brushed deerskin.

 

[cmyoch]

We went shoe shopping for my boys tonight at a local sporting goods store and I picked up a pair of fingerless weight lifting gloves. They are all leather and have a padded palm. I rode for an hour tonight and although I still had some numbness every now and then, it was no where near what I had before!

I'm thinking of looking into a throttle lock so I can relieve my right hand without decellerating or having to wait to get to a stop sign.

 

[Jawknee21]

I got these $15 bilt gloves from cycle gear. Good enough for me....

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[jayel]

goat skin (kid leather) gardening gloves