lightweight, waterproof breathable gloves

Consider looking at gloves made with Outdry. A MHW rep was recently selling me on the advantages of it. Seems like pretty cool technology, but it's not something that I've used yet. Basically, the waterproof laminate is on the outside of the glove. Having the waterproofness on the outside means that the outer glove won't be absorbing any water like normal goretex gloves do. If Outdry isn't for you, look for something that is just a goretex shell and then plan to use liners. I know that OR used to make them.

http://www.outdry.com/ENG_guanti_processo.html
http://mountainhardwear.com/SubCategory.aspx?top=1833&cat=1865&level=2&viewAll=

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Check out SealSkinz

I looked up the Mtn Hdwr with the OutDry. Then I bought the very basic Epic model, which is little more than a shell. Just what I was looking for. It was that or the Gore Cycling Wear equivalent. But being a certifiable Gear Slut I had to try the new stuff. The fact that it won't absorb any water in the outer layers sounded great.

I have a pair of Seal Skinz, leak like a sieve, more like a pair of gloves with unsealed seams.

BTW, the 2008 Epic gloves were made with a Conduit liner. They are ones that you find on sale everywhere.

Cool, report back with your impressions.