Winter Gloves.

[cyberknight]

Just "won" a new pair of aldi winter gloves on evilbay for £8 still in packaging and in a large so i can retire my old pair that have been sewn up a number of times and are wearing thin now .

 

[night cycler]

gloves do get ratehr smelly as the interior gets wet from sweat

Yes agree, The best (warmest) I bought were ski gauntlets for about £15 at Decathlon. They were good but cleaning/washing the inside is one thing, but drying is best done in summer on the line.

 

[Ming the Merciless]

I agree with the liner concept

I don;t use them because my winter gloves are too tight

Your winter gloves will be warmer if not so tight.

 

[Profpointy]

I have found the windproof semi-waterproof fleece gloves to be reasonably good. I've had bike specific ones from (I think) Altura and also Aquafleeece from Mountain Equipment.

I have also been rather impressed by a 3 part set of gloves from Assos. There was an outer rubbery lobster claw glove, a mid-layer semi-waterproof fleece layer and an inner thin glove. You could wear them in various combinations. Not cheap but mine were somewhat less brutally expensive as they were last-year's colour or some such. Good kit though

Tried motorcycle gloves but not really satisfactory