If it’s cold and you get neoprene gloves wet, they will keep your hands warmer. The reason why wetsuits are made of neoprene is to absorb water and trap it so your body can and will warm it up. This is how you can dive in water that is cold enough to give you hyperthermia and be just fine and not have a dry suit on. I started Scuba diving in 1980 😊
I use Briskers and Pogies comfortably down to 0F. Great gloves! I actually use them year round, but probably should have season specific gloves so I don’t wear them out so fast 😀
Ive been using the endura winter gloves and they have loads of padding on the palms to the point that you can't feel the bike, will have to check out the briskers
Totally! That's what Tor was talking about when they get so thick it's tough to handle the bike. Definitely check out the Briskers. You'll love them between 30 and 50 degrees: thelostco.com/products/100-brisker-cold-weather-glove-1 -Mike
I use the Leatt sub-zero gloves when it gets cold. The insulated portion on the top of the glove works well, even when it is cold enough for water to freeze. The weak point of the gloves, and I suspect the weak point of the 100% gloves, is the thinner material on the palms and the underside of the fingers. I find that the tips of my thumbs become very cold, though only when I am shuttling. On the trail, it doesn't seem to be a problem. It seems that the price for sensitivity and good grip, is a lack of padding on the finger tips. I'll gladly pay that price.
I really like the gloves but they really suck with phone touch sensitivity first hr the vinyl on the fingers came off. But as a riding glove top notch! Very comfortable.
Hey John, they've made the Briskers in 2XL but right now we just don't have any. If you Google "100% Brisker 2XL" it looks like a few moto retailers have some in stock. -Mike
I own 2 sets of Briskers. They work OK for mildly cold days, but when it gets actually COLD, they are basically useless. Your hands will be very cold during winter rides in the Mid West here using these gloves. I rode yesterday when it was 5 degrees out and used a leather ski glove (Markers) and had no issues. Anything over 20-25 degrees they are decent.
What's the ONE piece of gear under $100 that you just CAN'T live without??
Ridge supply socks
Diapers
my kidneys
Topeak SmartGauge D2. Bloody brilliant.
U Lock.
If it’s cold and you get neoprene gloves wet, they will keep your hands warmer. The reason why wetsuits are made of neoprene is to absorb water and trap it so your body can and will warm it up. This is how you can dive in water that is cold enough to give you hyperthermia and be just fine and not have a dry suit on.
I started Scuba diving in 1980 😊
I can attest, briskers are my go to for cold weather riding.
💪
You guys love those things!! haha, I bought a pair from you a few years ago and yes, they are great! Thanks
Hahaha yep! I'm going to buy my Briskers a gift on Valentine's day ❤
-Mike
I agree! Works well here in Scandinavia in the winter.
I use Briskers and Pogies comfortably down to 0F. Great gloves! I actually use them year round, but probably should have season specific gloves so I don’t wear them out so fast 😀
Yes!!! 😊😊😊 I have these gloves for riding my Cannondale Moterra here in the cold Switzerland and 100% gloves are wonderful for cold days. Topppp
I use Handup’s Pro glove year round. It’s light and just barely warm enough for me to use in the winter without being too hot for the summer months.
Ive been using the endura winter gloves and they have loads of padding on the palms to the point that you can't feel the bike, will have to check out the briskers
Totally! That's what Tor was talking about when they get so thick it's tough to handle the bike. Definitely check out the Briskers. You'll love them between 30 and 50 degrees: thelostco.com/products/100-brisker-cold-weather-glove-1
-Mike
For actual winter, I use Louis Garneau BigWill's and love them
Here in northern Illinois Pogies are needed not Briskers.
Being from Chicago, I can definitely agree that it's a different level of cold out there 😂
-Mike
Love these gloves. Wish they came in XXL since the XL runs a bit tight on me.
I got these and they are brilliant!!!
Glad you love them, too! I'd say they're brilliant as well.!
-Mike
100% Briskers with a hand warmer on the back of my hand for the colder days. For the win!
That's a pro-tip right there! I'll need to try this...
-Mike
I gotta say, I use some winter FOX motocross gloves, cant remember the model but is basically the same
I use the Leatt sub-zero gloves when it gets cold. The insulated portion on the top of the glove works well, even when it is cold enough for water to freeze. The weak point of the gloves, and I suspect the weak point of the 100% gloves, is the thinner material on the palms and the underside of the fingers. I find that the tips of my thumbs become very cold, though only when I am shuttling. On the trail, it doesn't seem to be a problem.
It seems that the price for sensitivity and good grip, is a lack of padding on the finger tips. I'll gladly pay that price.
I really like the gloves but they really suck with phone touch sensitivity first hr the vinyl on the fingers came off. But as a riding glove top notch! Very comfortable.
Bummer you're having issues! Luckily my phone seems to play quite well with them.
-Mike
I just went to buy a pair and they don't have a XXL option. I checked every color. Do these gloves come in 2XL ?
Hey John, they've made the Briskers in 2XL but right now we just don't have any. If you Google "100% Brisker 2XL" it looks like a few moto retailers have some in stock.
-Mike
@@TheLostCo Great thanks.
You both are killer presenters.
Thanks for the heads up on those hand blankets
Thanks, Tim! That means a lot 😀
Definitely check 'em out. They're hard to dislike!
-Mike
just got these for my birthday 😃
Rad! Happy birthday!
-Mike
Briskers are the best for cold weather.
Glad you agree :) We love these things!
-Mike
Man I wish we had that problem, we have to ride naked in AZ year round.
I’m in Wisconsin. I look like the Michelin man riding this time of year lmao
The other problem you have is consistently being arrested for public nudity, which is probably worse than dealing with heat!
-Miike
@@TheLostCo yea, but at least then you get to sit in some AC and be fed free meals by tax payers.
I got a pair for christmas :D
Heck yeah! Pretty perfect time of the year to get these as gifts 😀
-Mike
Got ‘em (from you). They are great, just need a more absorbent snot wipe! Cut those crazy labels out!
That label is always the first mod I make on my personal pairs! -Tor
I own 2 sets of Briskers. They work OK for mildly cold days, but when it gets actually COLD, they are basically useless. Your hands will be very cold during winter rides in the Mid West here using these gloves. I rode yesterday when it was 5 degrees out and used a leather ski glove (Markers) and had no issues. Anything over 20-25 degrees they are decent.
Totally! That's why we recommend them for the general temperature range of 30-50 degrees. Below that, you'll need something a bit more burly.
-Mike
Man. Those tags need to be cut out. Hope to test mine this week!
i dont know if i own these already lol
3rd comment!!!
Im cool
Second comment!!
1st comment!!!
1st comment on the 1st comment!
-Mike
Shouldn’t recommend a product and link to the item when most sizes are sold out.. that’s clickbait shit
Thanks for the comment Robert! These things go in and out of stock but we've got all sizes RIGHT NOW! Check it out!! -Tor
Awesome! I get mine from --- in --- for --- % less. 😊