gloves

[rugbyluke]

Hi guys, getting fed up of extremely painfull hands when I get to work.
Can anyone recommend some good gloves

Cheers

 

[rugbyluke]

Been cycling over 10years time to get this sorted

 

[Leaway2]

I use these

http://www.tenn-outdoors.co.uk/cold...roof-windproof-cycling-gloves--hiviz-yellow-s
I didn't pay that much for them though, more like £17

with these if its very cold

http://www.amazon.co.uk/SealSkinz-T...SECS/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1361794333&sr=8-2

 

[mark st1]

+1 for Sealskinz have served me well through social rides and commuting in all weathers over the current winter.

Mine are these

http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/...01&langId=-1&productId=519257&catalogId=10151

 

[J.Primus]

I use these which I think are the absolute business

http://www.evanscycles.com/products/bontrager/rxl-waterproof-softshell-glove-ec037280

I've used them in windy sub-zero conditions and never had cold hands.

 

[Tony Boy'o']

I have just bought these for when i start to commute. They have a nice liner that you can remove in warmer months, so i'm hoping they will act as 2 pairs of gloves. They are very comfortable, not too bulky, have gel padding, and great reflective bits for night use.
http://www.tredz.co.uk/.Altura-Night-Vision-Evo-Long-Finger-Cycling-Gloves-2012_49244.htm

 

[FreeFlow Bikes]

+1 for the SealSkinz gloves. Never failed to keep me warm and dry tho I do wear a liner glove under them in really cold weather.

 

[gavroche]

paying lots of money for a pair of gloves is a waste. I get mine from my petrol station (£3.99) or Aldi/Lidle ( about same price ) and they do the job nicely.

 

[jim55]

I use these

http://www.tenn-outdoors.co.uk/cold...roof-windproof-cycling-gloves--hiviz-yellow-s
I didn't pay that much for them though, more like £17

with these if its very cold

http://www.amazon.co.uk/SealSkinz-T...SECS/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1361794333&sr=8-2

are they tenn gloves any good ,iv actually got a set and forgot i bought them theyv never been out the house !never used them as i bought a pair of the aldi ones about the same time and iv used them ever since lol

 

[vickster]

Hi guys, getting fed up of extremely painfull hands when I get to work.
Can anyone recommend some good gloves

Cheers

Do you have sore hands or cold hands? If the former, maybe you don't need thick winter gloves - spring is coming...honest

I can't see how a cheap pair of unpadded non cycling gloves will help sore hands as the first post?

I like my Specialized BG Ridge gloves but they are for spring / autumn not winter. Or perhaps get some mitts and liner gloves to go under and then you have something for the summer too

 

[Rugbyman]

I wear Sealskin EXTREME weather cycling gloves these are around £30 but my what fantastic gloves these are . I have just ridden my first sportive of the year 24/2/13 it was damn cold but my hands were as warm as toast . So buy cheaper gloves if you want but these will be the best you can get and will amaze you .

 

[Leaway2]

are they tenn gloves any good ,iv actually got a set and forgot i bought them theyv never been out the house !never used them as i bought a pair of the aldi ones about the same time and iv used them ever since lol

They are OK. I only use them in the the cold and/or wet. If it is cold, They are also big enough to use the inner gloves. I have some Sealskinz gloves that I use in "normal" weather".

 

[numbnuts]

For cold weather cycling you can't beat lobster gloves
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=l...0QXjqYHICg&sqi=2&ved=0CFYQsAQ&biw=997&bih=482

 

[cloggsy]

I took the plunge and ordered a pair of Alago's commuting gloves: http://www.alago.co.uk/

You microwave 'em for 15 seconds & they stay warm for one and a half hours. The heat pads are on the back of the hand, so the blood vessels pass the warmth down to your finger ends...

My only 'whinge' is the backs of the gloves are quite bulky, but other than that... Thumbs up!

 

[Joe D]

I took the plunge and ordered a pair of Alago's commuting gloves: http://www.alago.co.uk/

You microwave 'em for 15 seconds & they stay warm for one and a half hours. The heat pads are on the back of the hand, so the blood vessels pass the warmth down to your finger ends...

My only 'whinge' is the backs of the gloves are quite bulky, but other than that... Thumbs up!

Says sizes Medium and up are out of stock until 31 March. Pity as I might have went for them.