BMW Allround Gloves

[sundance]

I'm looking for any opinions about BMW's Allround gloves. I did a search; checked out other forums and cant find hardly anything about them.

I'm was also considering the Held Steve's or the Lee Parks, but I came across the BMW Allrounds and they are much better in price. I'm not a cold weather rider so insulation isnt a factor. But I am wondering how they are as a 3 season glove. I live in WV, so I ride in WV,PA, MD, VA etc. They seem like they'd be good in cooler temps but I'm mostly concerned about sweaty hands in the summer...well...as much as can be avoided anyway.

Thank-you.

[Ted Shred]

Here's a little info - http://ascycles.com/detail.aspx?ID=2310

I prefer these summer rain gloves. warm and dry but fairly light weight -

http://ascycles.com/detail.aspx?ID=44418

[Moonshine]

I have a pair of the allround gloves and I really like them. I live in Nebraska and it does get cold here a few days a year and I have found them to be good in cooler weather (down to 40F) but not for cold weather below freezing. But they are not warm weather gloves either, anything above 70 and my hands sweat in them. I have found they are good in the wet as my hands stayed dry & warm riding in 45 degree and rain. the palm is such that you can use the heated grips with good results. I would consider them a two season glove spring & fall or if you included rain as a season then three season would be applicable. And yes I would buy another pair.

[sundance]

Thanks for the feedback.

[dwillie]

I've never found a glove that works better, or that I like more than the Lee Parks deerskin. It's important to get just the right size, and when you do.............I love them! dwillie.

[tvguy]

So far the Lee Park glove are the best I have ever owned.... the short glove are great for warmer riding and the clean up with soap and water!!!