Sealskinz Gloves - waterproof - ?
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Banjo
Fuelled with Jelly Babies
- Location
- South Wales
Deodrant spray works inside shoes .I never tried it on gloves.
- Location
- London
Well I wouldn't - sounds like a terribly bad idea.
This is why I prefer to use separate gloves, often cheap, layered. Easy to wash.
This is why I prefer to use separate gloves, often cheap, layered. Easy to wash.
Bonefish Blues
Banging donk
- Location
- 52 Festive Road
A theme emerges...Just sent my third reply e-mail off to Sealskinz, having to explain yet again, that the gloves in question are a pair supplied by them to replace a previous faulty pair - !
Oh dear - !
Lloss
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Torno Sachsen Germany
I gave up with Sealskinzs a long time ago was not prepared to have wet hands again,
hoopdriver
Guru
- Location
- East Sussex
I bought a pair to use in Antarctica - I was making a lot of wet zodiac landings on beaches and wanted something to keep my hands warm and dry. They were beyond dreadful. My hands were freezing and soaked in those useless gloves. I had to borrow some gloves from a colleague and between cruises bought a pair of mountaineering gloves back in Ushuaia. This was some years ago now, so perhaps Sealskinz are making better gloves now, but my experience was so bad I would never trust them again.
ade towell
Über Member
- Location
- Nottingham
mine seem good, warm and dry so far, 2nd winter in them
byegad
Legendary Member
- Location
- NE England
I bought a pair some years ago. Totally useless.
Threevok
Growing old disgracefully
- Location
- South Wales
Me too. Maybe we got the only two good pair ?
Drago
Legendary Member
- Location
- Suburban Poshshire
Both pairs of mine have been fine, the first for a decade. Makes me wonder what people are doing to them?
Has a reply form Sealskinz; can I send them back for testing, but as 'they are not the retailer', I have to pay postage. Funny that, because as I've told the three times, they sent these gloves as a replacement for the original faulty pair. Does not that then make them the retailer - ?
confusedcyclist
Veteran
Nope.Has a reply form Sealskinz; can I send them back for testing, but as 'they are not the retailer', I have to pay postage. Funny that, because as I've told the three times, they sent these gloves as a replacement for the original faulty pair. Does not that then make them the retailer - ?
I've got a pair. Cant fault them. They are lovely and warm when dry, im pretty sure they are plastic lined. Is water running down your arm into them? Or have you got hands that sweat a lot? They're are not particularly breathable so mine get moist from the inside by the time I've done 10 miles in them, which is sufficient enough for me. I just bob them on the radiator to dry out for the return leg.
Nope. First question that Sealskinz asked. When it's raining, I always tuck gloves inside sleeves. To me it's an obvious thing to do.
