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January 2nd 05, 01:21 PM
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I don't use gloves for flying, but, I do for riding my motorcycle, where
warmth and dexterity are required. I have found, over the years, that the best gloves for me are "batters gloves". Sold at most sporting goods stores. They usually are made of a combination of very thin leather uppers and grip areas with fabric elsewhere. Usually they have tiny air holes in the leather for breathing. All in all, a good mix of comfort, warmth and dexterity. Oh... and the price is right... usually about $10-$15 a pair. -Frank "RobsSanta" wrote in message news:cdPBd.42403$Cl3.16993@fed1read03... Looking for suggestions for a good pair of gloves that could be used for flying. I have seen these NoMex gloves a lot on eBay but haven't decided yet . Any suggestions ? Rob 
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