Cool (but not freezing) Weather Full Finger Gloves

[andrew_s]

I am still wearing shorts so canna advise ya

Likewise, and no gloves, or socks in the sandals, so far.

When it gets cold, I use fairly light windproof gloves - Extremities Velo or similar, in a size large enough to be a loose fit. The loose fit is important.
They have in the past done me for down to -10°. I did loose the feeling in the fingers after a mile or two, but it came back once I'd properly warmed up, after 5 miles or so, and the hands remained comfortable for the rest of the ride.

 

[Reynard]

Likewise, and no gloves, or socks in the sandals, so far.

I've already reached for the winter jacket, thermal socks and roubaix tights...

 

[GlenBen]

I've already reached for the winter jacket, thermal socks and roubaix tights...

Me too

 

[steveindenmark]

Tomorrow will be my first day in thick socks this year its getting cold in Denmark.

 

[Reynard]

Oh yes... I'm one of these people that if my extremities are cold, then the rest of me is cold.

When it comes to thermal socks, the Feet Heater clones from Lidl are just the ticket.

 

[Maenchi]

those leather army gloves with the fleece lining, had them for years, and when it gets really cold pull wool gloves over the top.....

 

[Reynard]

https://www.planetx.co.uk/i/q/CLCARULERAG/carnac-ultimate-gloves.
Tested these this morning and they are warm and block the wind.So I would say these might be suitable for you.

Oooo, thanks, I'll look into these...

 

[Arjimlad]

https://www.decathlon.co.uk/300-winter-cycling-gloves-black-id_8286469.html

I have a pair of these and am very happy with them for temperatures between about 3 and 10 degrees. Below that, and a pair of "magic" liner gloves provide the extra insulation to keep the hands warm.

 

[Reynard]

Thanks folks, really appreciate all the options Am bound to find something that works for me.

 

[Reynard]

Ended up in Decathlon after all...

Got their last pair of fleece-lined mid weight B'twin 320 gloves in XS, and then, while I was pootling around looking at their skiing / winter wear, spotted kiddies glove liners in pure silk, (Yep, my hands are *that* small) so bagged a pair of those. They fit under the 320 gloves, so should keep my fingers toasty.

Not tried them out on the bike yet as my back's too sore to let me ride.