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unityjon · **Posts:** 2082 **Location:** Southend

Go on then, what works and what doesnt ?

My 661 'summer' efforts are next to useless in this cold, anyone got some that are decent fitting, not to bulky and cold proof ? so good they cant live without them in the cold :?:

nwmlarge · **Posts:** 3548 **Location:** essex

Got these and they are the best gloves i've owned period

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Mode ... elID=56597

Eccles · **Posts:** 1166

What are those like regarding windproofness Andy? I have a pair of these http://www.sealskinz.com/index.php?main ... ucts_id=37 but still get fozen thumbs on the short blast to work when it's below zero. Maybe should have gone for these http://www.sealskinz.com/index.php?main ... ucts_id=43 instead!

Laser · **Posts:** 2166 **Location:** The land were time forgot

Read these are good for a fiver Planet X Winter Cycling Gloves
http://www.planet-x-bikes.co.uk/i/q/CLP ... ing_gloves

I got Endura Strike Waterproof & Wind very good - Liner can be a bit of an ass to get each finger back in. :problem:

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Mode ... delID=9367

luvinit · **Posts:** 1330 **Location:** braintree , and leytonstone

In winter i wear £2.99 thermal gloves with latex palms from north weald market...toasty and grwat grip in wet!

nwmlarge · **Posts:** 3548 **Location:** essex

They aren't high speed wind proof but not a lot is bar ski gloves

Mattvanders · **Posts:** 1429

I've just bought defeet gloves (merino woolwith non slip palm grip) from momentium (artist formaly known as biketrax) after being recomended, only £16, hupefully be testing them tomorrow nite so wil l post up how they work out

SurferEv · **Posts:** 924 **Location:** Westcliff-On-Sea

I bought a pair of winter riding gloves in Aldi months ago and used them a couple of times a while ago and they were great. Think they were £5

kev · **Posts:** 569 **Location:** Dovercourt

I got a pair of these for a tenner and swallowed a MTFU pill, http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Mode ... elID=69150 these are thicker then summer gloves but not going to be as good as winter specific gloves. its only 7-8 weeks till it will be warmer again

andydd · **Posts:** 1335

Anyone use thin thermal ones and a another over the top, ?. thought about this, but cant get the outer glove over the inner..perhaps need to buy bigger.

I really like my new Scott D30 ones as mentioned in another thread here, although hey are a bit thicker prob wont keep the cold out that much.

Andy

Mattvanders · **Posts:** 1429

Did try some under gloves that i got for snowboarding under my normal gloves but found them to be too bulky/had no feel of the brakes and bars. Imagen trying to do open a xmas present while wearing boxing gloves spings to mind lol

joepud · **Posts:** 198

Been wearing One Industries ones all summer and winter and they do the trick. My hands took a mile or so to warm up this morning but its seriously cold right now. In regards to undergloves you could try some inners I used to wear them when i played cricket very thin keep you warm and offer some extra padding. Just make sure you get batting ones as keeping ones have a thick extra layer of padding.

http://www.getpaddedup.co.uk/getpaddedu ... s_229.html

http://www.dirtbikexpress.co.uk/kit/mot ... rple_white

Geoff43 · **Posts:** 471 **Location:** canvey island { aka THE ROCK }

Not thought this till this thread but I use silk liners for snowboarding really thin keep hands toasty little ski shop on broadway in Leigh sells em & camping & general on canvey can't remember how much got mine years ago

luvinit · **Posts:** 1330 **Location:** braintree , and leytonstone

My dad was a roadie and he swore by silk liners!

decoxx · **Posts:** 480 **Location:** SE of London Town

I have a pair of these:

http://www.decathlon.co.uk/silk-glove-l ... 14962.html

I wear them under a regular pair of mx gloves without any padding, they may not keep your hands warmer but you still being able to feel the tip of your fingers

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