Good Mixed Season Gloves for Mostly Street

[K.E.P.]

Needing advice on a good set of gloves mostly for street use. I have a "summer" set of gloves and would like a little more heavy duty glove for fall weather with good protection. I don't need a racing type glove. Budget 100-150. Have been looking at A* Sp2 and Dianese Carbon Cover.

Am I headed in the right direction?

[Chuckracer]

If you were to fill out your profile so we could get an idea of what you mean by "fall" weather, we could give better advice.

[K.E.P.]

Arkansas. 45-70 degrees.

[Spitfire]

I think any of the gloves you mention would be ok.
Might consider getting something WITHOUT venting for the 45 deg. weather.
Maybe a waterproof glove of some sort?
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[DuckMan]

Just yesterday I was at a shop and tried on some SP2s. Very nice glove. I'm not sure how long they would be good for at 45 degrees though. Cold on a bike is really time dependent. They might be great for 30 minutes but after an hour or so at 45 I think I would need more insulation.

[K.E.P.]

Thanks all.

[herby22]

You will need multiple weight gloves or get a good quality waterproof over glove for your lighter weight pair. Then you can use them for the entire temp. range as well as rain.

[meme]

I use under armour running gloves. I think they are silk and very thin. Cheaper option would be to get the held under glove also in silk.
I have 2 pairs of glove, held air stream and rev'it jerez. The held is a summer glove and the jerez can be used on cooler days. It helps a lot, but is a tighter fit. Seems to be OK for about 20min ride. But haven't tried it out on longer rides.