I beg......

[Soup890]

..... Somebody find me a pair of gloves that will protect my fingers from the cold winter weather. When I get to work or home my fingers are so cold that pain shots through them.

I don't even bother padlocking my bike because my fingers are numb.

I spend 45 mins commute back and forth.

Please send me links.

My fingers!!!!!!!!!

THE PAIN!!!!!!!

 

[Saluki]

Sealskinz
I've had my pair for a couple of years now with no complaints so far. Waterproof and toasty warm.

 

[SatNavSaysStraightOn]

Endura luminite waterproof thermal gloves.

Get a size larger than you need and if they are not warm enough add some thermal or merino wool liners to the combination. I have used these in -15C.

 

[KneesUp]

I've been quite impressed with my Aldi lobster gloves, but obviously that's not much use. The idea of having two fingers per compartment seems to work though.

 

[andyfraser]

I have some waterproof Planet X ones that were a good price and are very warm. They're a bit on the think side but I can turn my lights on and off with them on. I do need to take them off to unlock doors though. http://www.planetx.co.uk/i/q/PX365TG/planet-x-365-thinsulate-glove

 

[shouldbeinbed]

[QUOTE 3416288, member: 259"]Wear loose gloves with a pair of silk undergloves (Decathlon are cheap and cheerful).

If it's really taters, try wearing skiing gloves (Decathlon are cheap and cheerful again).[/QUOTE]
This. Glove liners make an exponential difference to warm fingers in my experience. As a last resort, try a pair of latex gloves in the mix.

 

[vickster]

Some £35 sportfuls won the group test for winter gloves in the latest edition of cycling active

Wear several pairs perhaps?

 

[Soup890]

Some £35 sportfuls won the group test for winter gloves in the latest edition of cycling active

Wear several pairs perhaps?

I wear 2 and no luck.

 

[Arthur]

I've been quite impressed with my Aldi lobster gloves, but obviously that's not much use. The idea of having two fingers per compartment seems to work though.

This ^^

Warm and waterproof (so far at least) and less than a tenner.
Our local Aldi still had some in the clearance bins when I was last in there a couple of weeks back so it may be worth a visit

 

[KneesUp]

This ^^

Warm and waterproof (so far at least) and less than a tenner.
Our local Aldi still had some in the clearance bins when I was last in there a couple of weeks back so it may be worth a visit

Mine were out of the clearance bin - £4.99 IIRC. A bargain.

 

[Pro Tour Punditry]

Neoprene is your friend

 

[Mrs M]

Altura Progel are pretty warm, had Sealskinz before and they were even better. A bit too warm though unless it was baltic.

 

[Soup890]

Neoprene is your friend

Do they keep your fingers warm tho?

 

[Turbo Rider]

Could just double up with some woolly glosves underneath a ightweight pair. Might go a bit stinky after a week though, but I do suppose that's what washing machines are for.

 

[Arjimlad]

Aldi ski gloves are very warm even at sub zero temperatures... and they should still have some in stock.