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[vickster]

Except it’s not quite 4hours, it’s available until about 8:30am each day. They seem to change it when the working day starts. Assumes it must be stock level related.

Only going on what the ad said and fossy said this afternoon

 

[Sharky]

Has anybody tried these for cycling?

https://www.roofgiant.com/hats-glov...Jo2HcfanI-HyjF8019_kaAjFPEALw_wcB#size:Medium

Bought a pair for gardening in the summer, but only just got them out for clearing the snow. Fleecy lined and waterproof backs. Would seem ideal for cycling in cold damp weather.

Will be trying them out when the snow melts.

At less than £7 on this site! I can't remember what I paid when I bought them from our local garden centre, but it wasn't much.

 

[figbat]

Has anybody tried these for cycling?

https://www.roofgiant.com/hats-glov...Jo2HcfanI-HyjF8019_kaAjFPEALw_wcB#size:Medium

Bought a pair for gardening in the summer, but only just got them out for clearing the snow. Fleecy lined and waterproof backs. Would seem ideal for cycling in cold damp weather.

Will be trying them out when the snow melts.

At less than £7 on this site! I can't remember what I paid when I bought them from our local garden centre, but it wasn't much.

For water protection and warmth, they may be OK, but they won't be breathable so you'll get sweaty paws, if that bothers you.

 

[Scottish Scrutineer]

I suffer from Reynaud's and find these gloves very good, windproof, waterproof, warm and not bulky.
https://www.gloves.co.uk/ejendals-tegera-517-thermal-waterproof-gloves.html

 

[Milzy]

I suffer from Reynaud's and find these gloves very good, windproof, waterproof, warm and not bulky.
https://www.gloves.co.uk/ejendals-tegera-517-thermal-waterproof-gloves.html

My hands are small with short stocky fingers. Should I buy size 6?

 

[vickster]

My hands are small with short stocky fingers. Should I buy size 6?

There’s a measuring guide

 

[Mike_P]

Are those breathable ? My cold weather Tenn (RIP) gloves tick the same boxes but I get soaked hands

 

[Milzy]

Are those breathable ? My cold weather Tenn (RIP) gloves tick the same boxes but I get soaked hands

For that money I’d say no.

 

[Jameshow]

Has anybody tried these for cycling?

https://www.roofgiant.com/hats-glov...Jo2HcfanI-HyjF8019_kaAjFPEALw_wcB#size:Medium

Bought a pair for gardening in the summer, but only just got them out for clearing the snow. Fleecy lined and waterproof backs. Would seem ideal for cycling in cold damp weather.

Will be trying them out when the snow melts.

At less than £7 on this site! I can't remember what I paid when I bought them from our local garden centre, but it wasn't much.

Yes I've tried them and rate them. Used them on the bike, taking kids sledging and general DIY.

Mine were less than £5 but prices may have risen. Screwfix are usually good.

https://www.screwfix.com/p/site-340...OueH_R-CIEViPIBqJ0waAjA8EALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

 

[Scottish Scrutineer]

Are those breathable ? My cold weather Tenn (RIP) gloves tick the same boxes but I get soaked hands

I don't see a rating for that. However, I've not noticed any issues with them, even wearing them for longer periods when working on the cars or walking the dog.

 

[cyberknight]

Any good for road shifters ?

 

[GeekDadZoid]

I suffer from Reynaud's and find these gloves very good, windproof, waterproof, warm and not bulky.
https://www.gloves.co.uk/ejendals-tegera-517-thermal-waterproof-gloves.html

I wear these, plus I have a thicker pair from the same brand for the proper cold days.

 

[GeekDadZoid]

Any good for road shifters ?

The tegera ones? They are perfect for road shifter.

 

[Commuter_triathlete]

I have been using my aero chainring cover and disc wheel cover now for a while. Has anyone else on here got one at all? Certainly noticed the difference with my P-Series at IronMan Nice 70.3 this year and it was a fairly hilly course.

The reason I think this is a bargain is if you compare it to a disc wheels it costs pennies. Purchased it through (link removed by moderator) and have used the disc wheel cover for 1 year and the chainring cover for 5 months and I love them both.

They have Christmas deals on atm that's worth checking out and they ship worldwide to.

I already know about my poor aero position lol, this I am working on 🤣

 

[DCLane]

@Commuter_triathlete - the disc covers are good, and an inexpensive alternative to a disk. We've both a disk and disc cover for a 100mm wheel on our TT bikes.

The crankset cover looks interesting, but expensive for what it is imo. It's also not what I'd call a 'bargain' for this thread unless on discount