Gloves

[derrick]

Looking for some long fingered glove lbs has nothing i like, so am looking online,i have seen some campagnola glove i like, i know there clothing come up a bit on the small size does this apply to there gloves aswell, don't want the hassle of sending them back,
any body know.
Del.

 

[guitarpete247]

I bought some of these Pearl Izumi Cyclones last year. I might invest in some glove liners this year as the forecast is for a verrrrry cccccccold winter .

 

[jonathanw]

I've got Sealskinz winter gloves, and the additional liner gloves from same. So far good down to -3C. Will need to see how they go if the Scottish winter ever comes.

 

[al-fresco]

As it's pretty mild this year I'm using Endura Full Monty's - cost about £18 - £20. Fairly thin and comfortable - a spring/autumn glove really. When it gets too cold for them I'll revert to my Aldi winter gloves (no idea what they cost but it wasn't much.)

 

[Hicky]

I've got the aldi winter glove, too warm for them still but too cold for fingerless.

 

[andrew_s]

What a surprise! 4 replies, none of which are related to the original post.
It would seen that people are replying to the thread title without reading the post.

Perhaps a thread title of "Camagnola glove sizing Q" would have been better. Can you change it?

 

[jonathanw]

What a surprise! 4 replies, none of which are related to the original post.
It would seen that people are replying to the thread title without reading the post.

Perhaps a thread title of "Camagnola glove sizing Q" would have been better. Can you change it?

OK Fair point

The following was on the wiggle website which a quick google search revealed

Sizing for Campagnolo gloves is as below. Measurements are around the knuckles/palm area without the thumb::

(Size - Inches)

XS = 7-8"
S = 8-8.5"
M = 8-5"-9"
L = 9-9.5"
XL = 9.5-10.5"
XXL = 10.5"+