ISO: Windproof rainproof lobster overmitts for bikepacking

Deb,

I would recommend you to reach out to taigaworks.com. in Vancouver. I don’t believe they offer that type of overmitt right now but it maybe one that they might be interested in for future.

Just a thought.

Jon

Unfortunately OR no longer makes their great Vulcan mitt, but you might contact BORAH GEAR  they make custom ultralight gear in Montana, if you have the mitts you like you could send them for reference. Owner JOHN WEST is a member here you could pm him and discuss it with him.

Some Tour Divide racers use these.

https://www.aerostich.com/clothing/gloves/rain-glove-covers

Those aerostich ones look good and wouldn’t need to have custom, made nice find.

. FLY Racing Street Waterproof Glove Rain Covers .

Thank you, Jon.  I sent TaigaWorks a message, similar to the one I have here, and then geeked out on their website.  Cool stuff!  Thank you for suggesting them, even if they don’t have what I’m looking for.  Always looking for another source for bikepack/backpack gear.   Deb

Hi, Link!  Thank you for the suggestion to contact Borah Gear, which I did, via their email address.  I had not heard of Borah Gear, so checked out their site…cuben fiber ground sheet!  You guys are killing me… sending me to all these great sites… gotta stay focused lol… onward into the fog!

Deb

John S—oooooo. These look good!  I am going to take a closer look, but this is definitely on the right track.  Thank you!

Deb

Hi, Link!  A great find!! Thank you. These look awesome.

Many thanks to everyone who suggested these different websites! All of the websites are new to me, so thank you so much for your suggestions; i would never have found them without everyone’s help. I now have two options to look at for lobster overmitts, FLY Racing Street and AeroStich. Takes a village.

Thank you!

Deb

Your not the only one Deb, good luck on your search. Helpful links here. Was looking for a pair myself a couple months back, gave up and opted for the REI Minimalist shell with the idea of DIY’ing into a lobster mitt. Have yet to do that