YahudaMoon
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Got your mitten string caught in your bib tights again haven't you?
Winter gloves recommendations
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Got your mitten string caught in your bib tights again haven't you?
slowmotion
Quite dreadful
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- lost somewhere
Oh hell! I've been rumbled.
http://www.probikekit.co.uk/sports-...gloves-black/fluorescent-yellow/10995258.html
These are good - not as thick as they appear in the photos. Windproof. Mine have room underneath for liners, so I start a cold rider with these + liners, and remove the liners should it get too sweaty. Really versatile
These are good - not as thick as they appear in the photos. Windproof. Mine have room underneath for liners, so I start a cold rider with these + liners, and remove the liners should it get too sweaty. Really versatile
crazyjoe101
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I too can recomend summer, autumn/spring and winter gloves.
I have two pairs of Lidl fingerless mitts for summer riding.
I have a pair of full finger 'winter' gloves from Aldi/Lidl which keep out light rain and are admireably warm, especially when teamed up with a glove liner.
For winter riding I have a pair of dhb extreme winter gloves which so far have left my hands noticeably cold/damp on only one occasion - a ride in which it rained start to finish for 4 hours in cold weather.
I know you said you have hot hands but you may want to pick up a pair of the Aldi gloves, most of the shops still have them. If they are too warm you may try a liner under your summer gloves which could double up to make the Aldi gloves suitable for the depth of winter (since you have warmer hands anyway). They're a reasonable price and quality so there's not too much to lose.
I have two pairs of Lidl fingerless mitts for summer riding.
I have a pair of full finger 'winter' gloves from Aldi/Lidl which keep out light rain and are admireably warm, especially when teamed up with a glove liner.
For winter riding I have a pair of dhb extreme winter gloves which so far have left my hands noticeably cold/damp on only one occasion - a ride in which it rained start to finish for 4 hours in cold weather.
I know you said you have hot hands but you may want to pick up a pair of the Aldi gloves, most of the shops still have them. If they are too warm you may try a liner under your summer gloves which could double up to make the Aldi gloves suitable for the depth of winter (since you have warmer hands anyway). They're a reasonable price and quality so there's not too much to lose.
