winter glove recommendations

[wisdom]

I know that winters nearly over but these last 2 mornings commute at 0600 have left my fingertips numb and this morning they were quite painful.It took a while to get feeling and articulation back.I have some altura ones at the moment that used to be waterproof and windproof but to be honest they are knocking on a bit and are no longer either.
What are your recommendations? based on experience not sales blurb.

 

[martint235]

Get some cheap ski glove liners about £5 from Sports Direct. Wear them under your altura and it should help

 

[Cold]

I bought a pair from Lidls ages ago cost me £1 at the time and they are great.

 

[ACS]

I use Endure Deluge gloves when the temperatures fall to freezing and below. If it gets really cold I use Altura merino wool liners. Have used this combination at temperatures as low as -10 without issue. When they get old and a bit washed out they can be used as intermediate gloves for temperatures bordering on freezing but not quite.

The makers claim that the are waterproof. They are very water resistant but not waterproof. What I have discovered that if the gloves get soaked, really wet, they keep your hands warm. Its not very nice pulling on wet gloves on a cold day, but wet and warm is bearable.

See this link https://www.cyclechat.net/threads/winter-gloves-recommended.186013/

 

[Roadrider48]

I bought some Gore windstopper gloves-IMHO they are fantastic and my hands haven't been atall cold.
To be honest on most days they are too warm....

 

[Pro Tour Punditry]

If you search for previous threads re winter gloves you'll see I always reply the same: neoprene

 

[Kevoffthetee]

Silk liners according to my mates in the club, but I like neoprene gloves which are great as long as your putting the effort in.

If you take you time or you are always stop/starting then ski gloves

 

[Shooter999]

A thin pair under a pair of sealskinz does me fine.

 

[Spiderweb]

Cheap silk liner gloves for me, less than a fiver on eBay and they work a treat.

 

[Scoosh]

Another for silk liners (Decathlon a few years ago) or thin woollen ones. Ski gloves on top, 'cos they are long enough to cover the wrist gap and

 

[kiriyama]

I got bought some aldı ones. Can't have been much money but they work just as well as any expensive pair iv ever owned. -3 this morning and my hand were toasty. They also have a nice soft fleecy bit on the thumb which is perfect for wiping snot off your cold dribbley face!

 

[mjr]

A thin pair under a pair of sealskinz does me fine.

Me too, plus gel heat pads if it still gets too cold - not used this winter and don't expect to now.

 

[steve50]

Another vote for Aldi gloves here, windproof and very warm, supposed to be waterproof too but not tested that yet.

 

[Heisenberg71]

This winter I invested £30 in a pair of neoprene Castellu Diluvio's. Commute every day regardless of weather. 9 days out of 10 my hands are toasty to the point of sweaty. Really cold days I put a thinning pair of sports gloves underneath. Perfect.

Great gloves, incredibly stretchy and comfy, great feel etc. A good investment.

 

[MickeyBlueEyes]

Decathlon Ski Liners, I've found wearing 2 pairs and I'm good down to at least -8 deg C.