Warm Winter Gloves

[mjr]

I use Ski gloves for cold winter cycling.

Bought a new pair from Aldi on Monday, though they had very limited sizes left by then

I use ski mittens, often decathlon.

 

[mjr]

if its too cold there is a risk of black ice etc so then I dont bother!

Marathon Winter or Snow Stud 🙂

 

[fossyant]

Gloves are very individual. What suits one person may not the other. I have some Night Vision gloves that only come out when it's minus 5 or more. Otherwise it's some thin windproof Madison gloves I got from Decathlon for £14.

 

[Ming the Merciless]

Night Vision gloves

Do they help you see in dark lanes?

 

[mjr]

Do they help you see in dark lanes?

 

[vickster]

Decathlon, cycle or ski gloves

 

[kingrollo]

I've got these. With a standard el cheapo Wolllie gloves underneath. Always meant to get some proper merino wool liner gloves - but this combo works well when it's very cold.

Decathlon fingered gloves work well for what they cost though.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/SHIMANO-Unisex-INFINIUMTM-PRIMALOFT®-Gloves/dp/B0BQN9BJ6R/ref=asc_df_B0BQN9BJ6R?mcid=e3e6dfe346d43a0d8379771bf8a70083&tag=googshopuk-21&linkCode=df0&hvadid=696450801566&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=2040560407265068851&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9045458&hvtargid=pla-2388177796687&psc=1&gad_source=1

 

[fossyant]

Do they help you see in dark lanes?

Carrots work better.

 

[Vantage]

I've a pair of Terrahiker waterproof ski gloves I bought from Amazon for a tenner 6 years ago. They've never failed to keep my paws crispy warm.

 

[MontyVeda]

I layer up; little 'magic' gloves cost bugger all and stretch to fit my big hands, then some 'silk' glove liners off ebay which were so cheap they're clearly not silk, and a pair of fleecy winter gloves on top

 

[HLaB]

Planet X crab claw gloves are excellent.

Adding a thin liner to any glove makes a surprisingly big difference I use Decathlon thin running gloves.

Those are the ones I have used until now, also with a pair of winter running gloves as a liner. I have chemo induced peripheral neuropathy, so I need something decent. My colleague just got them on my recommendation and he's happy too.

I'm trying more expensive (£96) Ekoi heated gloves at the moment and been impressed the twice Ive commuted with them.

 

[roubaixtuesday]

Those are the ones I have used until now, also with a pair of winter running gloves as a liner. I have chemo induced peripheral neuropathy, so I need something decent. My colleague just got them on my recommendation and he's happy too.

I'm trying more expensive (£96) Ekoi heated gloves at the moment and been impressed the twice Ive commuted with them.

I tried Pogies for the first time today (without heated gloves)

Quote impressed with warmth, though it wasn't freezing, but a bit on the sweaty side

 

[cyberknight]

Gloves are very individual. What suits one person may not the other. I have some Night Vision gloves that only come out when it's minus 5 or more. Otherwise it's some thin windproof Madison gloves I got from Decathlon for £14.

I have some of them and didnt find they were that good but as you all know i have issues
Its like ski gloves , i have tried them and they get to sweaty for me and as i use road shifters i struggled to use the controls .

 

[markharry66]

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These are on my shopping list

 

[Gwylan]

I have two pairs of Seal Skinz and love them, but they're far from universally popular.

Some kind of lobster gloves may help, and I found Breeze Blockers made a huge difference, although they're long out of production and difficult to find now.

+1 for Sealskinz. But the £3.99 from Aldi are pretty good.