what kind of gloves do u where in the winter? i just bought a pair of gore-tex gloves from dunhams and my fingers still got a little cold today. was only on the rhino for about 10 minutes.

I don't ride with gloves on in the winter. I turn on the grip heaters and put on the snow paws. I usually got to turn them down a notch cause they get too hot. Crash , can't you just close the door and turn the heat up? Or how about a heated steering wheel?

i don't have full doors. would love doors and a cab but they are expensive. a heated steering wheel would be great.

even tho xmas is over, its not to late for u to buy me doors rudz!

a pair of insulated carharts.

Klim Togowotee gloves. I use them on the sled. Have ridden in -15 degree weather, going 80 MPH and my hands still stayed toasty warm. About 100 bones for a pair

I have the Klaw gloves form our local Sled shop. Cost me 35 bucks on sale, and as long as you hit em with water proofer once or twice a season youll stay super toasty. I have knit gloves then the Klaws, and with no hand warmers in soaking wet snow at SSRT on Halloween I was just fine. Now if I could find boots that damn good Id be set

I got a pair of Fly Racing Switch Snow-X Gloves, and loved them when I was riding the Cat. On the real cold days I might have put a set of army glove liners on, the brown ones! I think my thumbs might have got cold twice in 2 yrs of riding in the winter with those. I would ride like 6hrs in the cold. If my thumb got real cold I would take break and warm them up with the motor. LOL!! I like these gloves they fit tight and make it easy to feel the winch rocker when I plowed snow. SKI GLOVES SUCKED for plowing with the rocker switch I had. LOL!! Oh did I say they are waterproof. LOL!! Here's a link I found on them that has peoples reviews. http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com/2/6/2/22474/ITEM/Fly-Racing-Switch-Snow-X-Gloves.aspx It has some bad reviews but it wouldn't be worth while reading without some bad ones. Seems they may be small for some peoples hands. I was lucky enough that a few shops around carry them and I could try them on before I bought them. I wouldn't worry to much about going 80mph's since most the riding you probably do in the snow rarely goes over 35mph's on a quad. LOL!! I think I paid over $30 for mine 2 yrs ago at the dealer. LOL!!

Moose has some good insulated gloves, that still let you move freely.

here are my winter riding gloves

so...maybe i need to take the steering wheel out and put on handlebars for the winter so i can have the heated grips. i didn't find any heated steering wheels