Which Klim glove is warmest?

[Vectornut]

I bought tha KLIM Fusion gloves last year and as usual, they didn't come with instructions. So, it took quite a while for me to figure out how to use them. Aside from all that, the Fusion glove has a center flap made of fabric that allows you to either place the flap over the back of your hand to keep them warm so your handle bar heaters will keep your hands warm. When it is warm out, just reverse the flap ,putting the flap to the palm of your hand. Great idea. Works wonderfully well.

 

[granto211]

The liner sux, thats the 2nd reason i hated mine. There was to much movment between my hand glove n bars

 

[04JRB]

I really like my Fusions, I have only ridden in -5F so far. But in the coldest days I have worn them, I have never had to put my hands in the middle section yet. I run the straight leather palm and barely have to use my warmers. They have never gotten saturated with water, even digging out tracks with them. I have not had one bad thing to say about them. Got Mine at Hastings for $90, couldnt pass it up.

I tried a lot of cheaper gloves to save money in the last decade or so, I had to pry open my wallet, but they are a worthy expense. I dont see buying gloves for a few years, maybe another decade?

 

[MCApex44]

I almost have a full season on my Tog's and I do like them alot. From reading up on them and hearing peoples gripes about the liners...I didnt even attempt to take out the liners at all. I just treat the glove as its one whole glove. I feel what makes these gloves warm is that the palm (leather) is thin and it allows the heat to tranfer from your handwarmers through the glove and to your hands. IMO, some gloves are too thick and dont allow the heat to transfer.

 

[BillyboyLTX-GT]

Togwotee Large for sale.

Togwotee Glove (Large) for sale.
Buddy purchased the gloves one size too big for me. New over 100 bucks willing to take $65.00 400 km on glove new in January.

Bill
Cell 905 379-1478
Hamilton Ontario.

 

[LuckydawgAK]

Another option....

I love Klim gear on everything except the gloves. I tried to like them but instead went with Hestra. They are a Swedish company that makes only gloves and they've been doing that since 1936.

http://www.hestragloves.com/#/us/

They have that same "grip" for handlebars as Klim but the design is for skiers. I do a lot of downhill skiing as well and they work in both applications. I have the Alpine Pro Vertical Cut Freeride gloves... very, very comfortable and warm for leather gloves.