Try the “dry” hand (and foot) warmers: from Amazon, search “body warmers”
They have larger “body” size, and smaller foot/toe that require less oxygen.
Hand ones work best inside mittens as they can heat the fingers front and back,
with two in each mitten in really “COLD”.
Readily availably everywhere in Wisconsin where we have been down to 45
daytime.
I guess it’s the “Global Warming” thing............. :~)
HotHands Hand Warmers 10 Pair Value Pack
by HotHands
213 customer reviews | 17 answered questions
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Price: $10.79 Free Shipping for Prime Members
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a.. Quick, long-lasting heat
b.. Simply open the package and they heat up
c.. Easily fits inside your gloves or pocket
d.. Each warmer provides up to 10 hours of heat
e.. Made in USA
24 new from $5.40
From: Graham Rogers
Sent: Sunday, September 14, 2014 1:58 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Nighthawk Lovers] Cold Weather - Bike difficult to move, doesn't
coast ('83 650SC)
I have not found any gloves that keep my hands from freezing. I have to have
them at least blocked from the wind by a windshield or gorilla mittens/gloves
whatever they are called. Even then I'm limited as far as time before my hands
are too cold to stay on the bike. Admittedly my hands quickly get cold and my
circulation is pretty slow and pulse very low.
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