I think I found winter gloves I like.

[jimboecv]

http://www.racer.at/englisch/shop.htm

Good fit, I can feel the controls, dry in light rain so far. 
More to follow.

[johnc]

http://www.racer.at/englisch/shop.htm

Good fit, I can feel the controls, dry in light rain so far. 
More to follow.

can ya be a little more specific?  that there URL you posted landed on the top of their site's shop, not on a specific product page.

[jimboecv]

Sorry, Multitops.

[Michael Moore]

Wow, a rain glove that doesn't feel like you're operating the bike with pillows strapped to your hands? Almost too good to be true.

[mostrobelle]

But where's the fun in that?...half the challenge of winter riding is doing it in thick mittens and seeing if you come out alive.

[b.]

I have these gloves and used them for a full year in Seattle before moving.  They kept my hands dry and decently warm through 30 degree temps, rain and hail.  They've held up well nearly five years later.  The leather's faded in areas but still in great shape, but they're not so waterproof anymore...not sure if there's a way to revive them.

[Speeddog]

What's the wallet damage for these here gloves?

[jimboecv]

$200 I think.
After a few days I like them but try on a pair before you buy on line or something.
I tried on XL's and they were too small.  The 2XL's are snug across the palms when I wear liners and that's OK, I think they'll get better.  The fingers are a little too long, longer than I like but I'll take the trade off.  I'm taking off on a few hundred mile ride in a few and I'll check back.

[b.]

I think mine were around $160ish from DucSea.  Dave R should be able to get you a quote.

[Michael Moore]

Here's a list of US dealers: http://www.racerusa.net/dealers

[Kaveh]

I got the "high-end" a few years back, and so does Enzo I believe.  I like them a lot, they also held up really well when I had me get-off a few years back at Thunderhill and also when I did Spidey's version of a wheelie.  I picked them up at Motostrano for about 2 bills, but that was at least 5 years ago.

[ROBsS4R]

Multitops are great 

I own a pair myself  [moto]

[Popeye the Sailor]

Multitops are great 

I own a pair myself  [moto]

JohnC has multi tops.


Every weekend.

[desmoquattro]

JohnC has multi tops.


Every weekend.

Nice to see someone else take the torch for a while

[jimboecv]

I have formed an opinion.
The best winter gloves I've ever had.
No leaks, just a touch insolated so you can feel you controls.  Warm enough with liners.  Nit picks are the gauntlet's too small around so you have to finess your jacket into them.  Without liners the fingers on the XXL's are a touch too long.  BUT the trade offs are worth it.
If they were summer gloves I wouldn't like them.  For winter, however, they're way better than anything I've ever found that offers protection too.