A few people love riding in the downpour, and others despise it. What it comes down to is your outlook: it tends to be a fascinating test, or a startling outing down Slippery Lane. One thing I really like about riding in the downpour is that it expects you to remain quiet and smooth, beneficial things to rehearse for any sort of riding. So in case you're the sort who hangs up your helmet and bike protective gear like Kevlar motorcycle gloves when the climate turns somber, accept a gander at our guidance for riding in wet climate — you may find that, with a couple of changes in accordance with your system and a few stunts with your rigging, motorcycling in the downpour ain't no enormous thing.

I'm a big fan of these:

I carry a pair of these BMW Gloves for wet weather, they work pretty well.

For cold weather I use Gerbings Textile gloves. The textile heated gloves work better than the leather heated gloves when wet as the leather absorbs water and gets colder.

yes it's all nice i have check this gloves but what about Kevlar base gloves?