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Improvised cold weather gloves report

I found out the nitrile gloves I have at home fit perfectly over my silk liners and under my regular leather gloves. The dexterity with the nitrile is pretty good, in fact, I'm typing this with them on. When I get a chance, I'm gonna test it out on the road.
 
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I can wear less gear with the heated vest. I can wear my summer weight gloves until about 50 degrees F, and I can wear my regular touring boots until about 40F.

Good point on the vest. Is it also a two-way street? It seems it should also easier to keep the core temp up if the extremities are warm.

What do you slednecks consider the warning sign for slowing brain? Uncomfortably cold, or any degree of cold sensation?
 
Good point on the vest. Is it also a two-way street? It seems it should also easier to keep the core temp up if the extremities are warm.

What do you slednecks consider the warning sign for slowing brain? Uncomfortably cold, or any degree of cold sensation?

It's almost impossible to get cold on a snowmobile. Riding one is 100 times more physical than riding a streetbike. Almost all sleds have heated handgrips, and you sit with your feet in little footwells right next to the smoking hot motor. If you are cold on a sled you are doing it all wrong. I've ridden when it was 20 below zero and the biggest problem is staying dry with all the sweating you do.
 
What do you slednecks consider the warning sign for slowing brain?

Anytime you holler "Hey guys watch this" That's a real good sign your brain has either slowed down from the cold or is under the influence of some other mind altering substance.
 
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