fingerless mitts or gloves

[Gravity Aided]

In winter, I use ski mittens with the little heater envelope in the pocket made for that. But I'm a whole lot farther north than @marzjennings . Mitts after early May or maybe late April until September or October, then longer gloves followed by ski mittens.

 

[Keith Oates]

In the really cold winter weather I use handlebar mitts and long fingered cycling gloves inside them. That's good for temps down to - 10 C after that I don't ride so often. In the summer finger less gloves with the temps 8 C or more. My biggest problem with the cold weather are the feet.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[lee1980sim]

Fingerless, short sleeved top & shorts, and yes it is a tad brisk at 0400 but that's inevitable, I work on the basis of expect it to be cold and you don't feel it as much (mind over matter) but then again I'm with the weird bunch

 

[Soltydog]

I've been wearing mitts all this week & it has been a tad hilly in the mornings, but once you're a few miles in you don't tend to feel it too much, well I don't
You could try thin glove liners under mitts & then if you don't need them on way home they are small enough to stash in a back pocket

 

[cyberknight]

I had full finger gloves with liners on coming home from night shift and my fingers were still numb

 

[Cuchilo]

I wear yellow ones in the mornings and my little black numbers in the evenings

 

[si_c]

Been wearing fingerless mitts since January. Once I get going I get really hot, and it's nice to have somewhere that keeps cool. I do keep a pair of full finger gloves in my backpack, but I rarely use them, except when it's really cold in winter.

 

[MisterStan]

I have some cheap karrimor running gloves I wear over the mitts.

Thin unpadded gloves for runners can be worn under fingerless mitts if it turns cold and are small enough to put in a back pocket.

Do I get a TMN for that? From TMN? Is the internet about to break?

 

[Bazzer]

It's been a bit weird this last couple of weeks. If I start off too cold, the ride is horrible as I don't seem to generate the heat But I know with fingered gloves after
7 miles or so, my hands start to sweat and a short time later they have to come off.
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[martint235]

Fingerless mitts with some ski liners when it's below 8C in the morning. Keeps fingers toasty and the liners take up no space in the bag for the evening commute.

 

[biggs682]

thin gloves at mo but the mitts are ready to go

 

[Steady]

The gloves came off intermittently last month, and permanently this month. It's mitts from here on out!

 

[Supersuperleeds]

I've been wearing mitts all this week & it has been a tad hilly in the mornings, but once you're a few miles in you don't tend to feel it too much, well I don't
You could try thin glove liners under mitts & then if you don't need them on way home they are small enough to stash in a back pocket

Thin unpadded gloves for runners can be worn under fingerless mitts if it turns cold and are small enough to put in a back pocket.

TMN for @Soltydog surely then @User13710 - (quickly checks no one else has pointed this out.)