Yeah, warm in summer. No matter how much neatsfoot oil or anything else I put on they hold water well. Too warm on a hot summer day but ok at night or anything below 70.
Lee Parks glove shown is a heck of a glove, been using well over 6 years but probably won't purchase again, just too much $ for a std glove.
(04-11-2016, 02:32 AM)4 Paws_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Yeah, warm in summer. No matter how much neatsfoot oil or anything else I put on they hold water well. Too warm on a hot summer day but ok at night or anything below 70.
Lee Parks glove shown is a heck of a glove, been using well over 6 years but probably won't purchase again, just too much $ for a std glove.
Given your moniker, you'd have to buy two pairs, wouldn't you? That'd push the price up.
(04-11-2016, 06:19 PM)Cormanus_imp Wrote: [ -> ] (04-11-2016, 02:32 AM)4 Paws_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Yeah, warm in summer. No matter how much neatsfoot oil or anything else I put on they hold water well. Too warm on a hot summer day but ok at night or anything below 70.
Lee Parks glove shown is a heck of a glove, been using well over 6 years but probably won't purchase again, just too much $ for a std glove.
Given your moniker, you'd have to buy two pairs, wouldn't you? That'd push the price up.
I've never had a pair. I did have my first sighting of live substrate the other day while riding. One on the road and one in the woods. I was only doing 25 mph on a back road in the woods so it was a pleasant experience.
Not on the Honda but frequently how I ride, probably 8Paws would be more accurate.
Wonderful photo. Like the bowser goggles.
I think they are called Doggles
(04-12-2016, 12:58 AM)4 Paws_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Not on the Honda but frequently how I ride, probably 8Paws would be more accurate.
What no Doggie Helmet Law in your state?

Yes, those are doggies; another option is RexSpecs. Still searching for some helmets. ADVrider forum has a large thread with photos of "hacks and pups", some excellent. Good way to travel, several miles on the BRP on family picnics that way.
Apologize for the hi-jack.
Great picture 4 Paws. Lucky dogs.