Re: waterproof gloves

["BetnDez" <betndez@budget.net>]

Karla--

 

Spray them with a silicone water proofer.  Someone on RC recently told of the product sold by Wal-Mart and it really works and is cheap.  12 oz. for 2.97, just called Silicone Water Proof Spray and does not have the nasty kerosine smell either.  It lasts for weeks on my horse blankets even with them rolling around in the abrasive sand of the paddocks several times a day.

 

Betty Edgar (So. Oregon where it also rains alot)

-----Original Message-----
From: Karla Watson <karla@pcez.com>

Anybody know of really good waterproof gloves that are *really* waterproof (I live where I ride in rain constantly) and aren't too thick so I can actually feel my reins? I have tried 3 that claim to be waterproof but are too thick to ride in or don't hold up to a good downpour.

 

Karla Watson

Slipping & sliding in MUD in Portland, Oregon