Safety Gloves

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Jody

Stubborn git
Nope, as I only wear gloves on the bike if I need to, to keep hands warm. Not a good example for you to try and prove a point.

I'm not trying to prove anything.

Personally, I'd rather wear something comfy and for right the job than wear builders gloves for riding. It wouldn't matter if they were free and lasted a lifetime
 

lazybloke

Priest of the cult of Chris Rea
Location
Leafy Surrey
I use these, although as I've warned before, their wider product range is startling, and nothing to do with cycling!
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Ming the Merciless

There is no mercy
Location
Inside my skull
Not sure what your problem is but please give it a break!

No problem this end. Stay cool.
 

Jody

Stubborn git
We only seem to converse when something I've written is getting picked at.

It wears thin.

Applogy accepted
 

Gwylan

Veteran
Location
All at sea⛵
Well, I'm old. This means I gave indifferent circulation and Reniers or whatever.
I take blood thinners my skin is softer than Andrew.

This all boils down to I get cold hands, a graze is bloody messy.
For everyday I have an armoured pair of gloves.
For cold days I have a cheap pair of ski gloves.
And if it's wet and I'm organised then a pair of SealSkins.
Cold dry days a pair of thermal gloves, not quite as warm as the ski gloves.
Then there is a pair of fingerless gloves, those the remember sunny days will recall these. Again, protect your palms when you take a tumble.
That's just one part of my cycling kit collection.
 

brommieinkorea

Well-Known Member
Yep, I have a pair of mechanic's gloves, lightly padded, day-glo and reflective. Wear them at night if it's a little chilly. Wool liners and deerskin shells are great for winter (mil issue both) but these days I don't do winter.
 
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