waterproof / windproof winter gloves

[speedo]

Any suggestions what to buy with a budget of £25

 

[Wobbly John]

Got some in Aldi yesterday. Very warm and outstanding value at £4.99. Waterproof, wind proof, breathable (not quite breathable enough for my liking tho'). Their website just shows ski gloves, but the store I went in had cycling ones as well. Worth getting for those really cold rides.

 

[e-rider]

.....anything completely waterproof will be a little sweaty at that price and at any price really.

I've got some Specialized sub-zero gloves that are very warm and waterproof but your hands sweat like hell in them even at 2 degrees C.

I've also got some sealskinz windproof gloves (£20) which are pretty good but also get sweaty if it's not really cold. They also seem to be pretty waterproof even though they don't claim to be!

 

[Cubist]

Sealskinz do a waterproof breathable "three seasons" MTB glove. Mine have been pretty good so far.
Go outdoors have them in at £24.99
http://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/cycling/shoes-and-gloves/sealskinz-mountain-bike-glove/COREGMVAKJ791

 

[dan_bo]

I got some of them spesh winter gloves (blizzard? I dunno) for just short of thirty quid and i'm more than pleased with them.

 

[Bongo Bill]

Sealskinz do a waterproof breathable "three seasons" MTB glove. Mine have been pretty good so far.
Go outdoors have them in at £24.99
http://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/cycling/shoes-and-gloves/sealskinz-mountain-bike-glove/COREGMVAKJ791

I bought the same pair. The only complaint is that the thumbs are a little uncomfortable. Probably just me though but the gloves certainly are warm and keep the wet out too.

 

[furball]

Altura Night Vision claim to be waterproof. On the first day of wearing mine in torrential driving rain water started to seep in after ten miles. Once wet, they took a while to dry out. I'm hoping they will go a bit further in more gentle rain.
The thing that I do like about them is the separate liner and outer glove.