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While shopping my local Tractor Supply for bowser chow for my Jack Russel Terrierists, I saw these gloves on the rack for just $20. Deer skin and soft as silk. Medium was a perfect fit and I wore them yesterday on an all day ride. Comfortable from 55F to 75F and wear like a second skin.
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I love deerskin gloves and wear them year round even in winter (inside the snowmobile mitts with the heated grip on the ST). Soft, supple, comfortable. I have 3 pair, 2 cuff length and 1 gauntlet. Each cost a lot more than $20 lol. Looks like a great find birds. Color is even cool and retro.
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I reckon they saw you coming redbirds and whipped out a few yellow pairs to match your helmet! Still, they look like a good deal.
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Bought my riding gloves for decades at the big box home improvement stores, excellent value on good leather gloves - never could tell what you'd find.
Carry a pair identical to that under my bikes seat. Also bought a larger pair that I wear over wool finger gloves for cooler weather.
Makes then ugly but snoseal or another good quality boot waterproofing wax works wonders for wet weather.
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Nice gloves. We have discussed this in another thread but don't be surprised, when that deer launches itself at you, to hear, "That was my Mom you .....!"
. Cheers
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Yep, deer skin gloves are the best.
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I sport the deer skins as well, most of the time. !! Nice find redbirds, look like the same ones i have. Super comfortable until you get caught in the rain. Pretty much ruined mine that way...
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How are they for use in the summertime?
do they make the hands sweat?
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(04-09-2016, 01:10 AM)jedd_imp Wrote: How are they for use in the summertime?
do they make the hands sweat?
My guess is they may be too warm on a hot summer day. Held onto my well worn vented summer gloves for those days.
