Winter Gloves - Recommendations Please

[Olivarez]

Also found reviews for prendas gloves, fairly priced not as cheap as the plumbers ones though !!!

 

[Shut Up Legs]

I've got SealSkins - I wouldn't buy another pair. The lining is too loose, so getting them on again after the cafe stop is real grief. I've gone back to my trusty Decathlon's which are just completing their third winter.

Agree about the Sealskinz, I've noticed the same thing about the lining, but I can't fault the water proof quality of them. What model of Decathlon gloves did you find suitable for cycling? I checked their web site, but there's a bewildering array of gloves there, so I didn't know where to start looking. Also, are your Decathlon gloves waterproof?

 

[Nosaj]

I use these
http://www.wheelies.co.uk/p15143/En...rce=googleps&gclid=CILJhdHZ_rUCFQtY3godolkACw

Coupled with Glove liners when it gets really cold (i.e. Zero or just below) they have been really good, waterproof and have lasted two winters and various washes so far and are still in good nick. They do get very hot when the temp climbs a bit though say around 6-8 degrees.

 

[rb58]

Agree about the Sealskinz, I've noticed the same thing about the lining, but I can't fault the water proof quality of them. What model of Decathlon gloves did you find suitable for cycling? I checked their web site, but there's a bewildering array of gloves there, so I didn't know where to start looking. Also, are your Decathlon gloves waterproof?

These are the Decathlon ones (I think - the design is slightly different, but then mine are 3 or 4 years old now).
I also got these leather ones recently and I love them - warm in the cold, but not hot when the temperature warms up. Not used them in the rain though. In store, I think I paid £16.

 

[Fubar]

I have a pair of winter gloves from Aldi and whilst not waterproof they always keep my hands nice and cosy - I can't remember how much they were so that means they must have been cheap! Regards, Mark

 

[deanE]

today received a pair of “Cold weather/All weather Waterproof Windproof Cycling Gloves” from Cycle Clothes. sale price of £9.99 delivered. Next ride planned for Sunday, when it is forecast to be sunny and warm, but just held them under the cold tap for a few minutes and they seem alright.

 

[BSRU]

today received a pair of “Cold weather/All weather Waterproof Windproof Cycling Gloves” from Cycle Clothes. sale price of £9.99 delivered. Next ride planned for Sunday, when it is forecast to be sunny and warm, but just held them under the cold tap for a few minutes and they seem alright.

You really need to get into the shower for a couple of hours to really test them.

 

[fullcycle]

Deffinatley any of the seal skins winter range for me, real good quality well lined and stop that cold feeling you can sometimes get at the tips of your fingers with others

 

[subaqua]

Altura waterproof have done me fine this last few weeks , well they have been great since nove4mber last year even when it was warm ish. winter before i wore my scuba gloves 5mm neoprene made by a company called waterproof. they kept my hands warm in the wet

 

[Deleted member 20519]

I picked these up in December

http://www.planet-x-bikes.co.uk/i/q/CLPXWGLV/planet_x_winter_cycling_gloves

They were a bit tight to begin with but they've loosened off and I can't fault them, especially since they only cost a fiver. I wear them every day now and I'm going to pick up a second pair to have as spares.