UL Waterproof Glove Covers?

[roadpacker]

Hey all, I'm looking if anyone has some super-thin silnylon or other non-breathable glove cover. I want something packable for when the cold rain comes to keep it off my thin merino liners.

[bmike-vt]

http://www.mec.ca/product/5020-734/mec-drencher-gloves-unisex/?h=10+50002+50020+50089&f=10+50002+50089+50111

i have a pair, sized too small for a real liner inside. they have worked OK.
looks like they may be discontinued - only size available is xxl... which would work for a real cycling glove underneath on my hands.

i like the looks of these:

http://www.backcountry.com/outdoor-research-versaliner-glove-mens?avad=3816_a65eba57

[Adam Alphabet]

I made my own cuben hybrid lobster mitts. I used hybrid for durability/abrasion resistance against the bars.
Below are a few purchasable options geared more towards the UL hiking crowd that use various weights of cuben. Durability may be an issue for repeated use.

Zpacks: http://www.zpacks.com/accessories/mitts.shtml
Black Rock: http://www.blackrockgear.com/overmitts.html
Lukes: http://lukesultralite.com/content/cuben-fiber-over-mitts

[roadpacker]

What did you use for the hybrid? I assume cuben on the back, and something else on the palm?

[dave]

I've been using the typical latex/nitrile gloves used for medical exams, cleaning, etc.  I used the powder-less ones in the slightly thicker material in a big size, and they work fine and are waterproof and surprisingly durable.  They're cheaper than anything else and pack down tiny.  I bring three and the third is a backup or for greasy repairs.

[HOser]

Another option for you. These work very well for me:
http://www.mountainlaureldesigns.com/shop/product_info.php?cPath=37&products_id=51

[sherpaxc]

I've just always used bread bags.  Seriously.  Yeah, they aren't great but if it's cold enough they work wonders.  And I'm cheap.

[Adam Alphabet]

Cuben Hybrid is the name of the material. Available from zpacks.com.

Here's info from their site

"2.92 oz/sqyd Cuben Hybrid This material is made from the same 1.43 oz/sqyd Cuben Fiber as seen above on the inside, with a protective layer of 50 Denier Polyester on the outside. The outer layer gives it more strength, and abrasion resistance, prevents fraying, and gives it a nice solid color."

I've made a full bikepacking kit out of this stuff. The seatbag I made has a few seasons and many miles on it and has held up extremely well. Good stuff.