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

 

[Saracenlad]

Found them at last. The best winter gloves I have ever had. Buy from SafetyGloves.co.uk. Be careful with the size choice. I ordered a 10 and the fingers were a bit too big. A size 9 were perfect for me. What a find.

 

[Jon62]

Found them at last. The best winter gloves I have ever had. Buy from SafetyGloves.co.uk. Be careful with the size choice. I ordered a 10 and the fingers were a bit too big. A size 9 were perfect for me. What a find.

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I also use these, and highly recommend them.

 

[accountdeleted]

Found them at last. The best winter gloves I have ever had. Buy from SafetyGloves.co.uk. Be careful with the size choice. I ordered a 10 and the fingers were a bit too big. A size 9 were perfect for me. What a find.

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Oh I'm late to this thread but that's an interesting option as a pair of cycling gloves - never thought of "industry" gloves.
I've tried 3mm, 5mm wetsuit neoprene gloves, couple of Aldi cycling gloves, Sealskinz waterproof gloves (Christmas gift...) in the past. They're all good until "feels like" 1C; beyond that I get numb / painful fingers, loss of grip and just plain unpleasant after 10min of ride.

Currently landed with handlebar mitts (Giyo, off eBay) with Aldi cycling gloves (wearing thin now) / Sealskinz waterproof gloves (though this makes my hand sweat noticeably more!). I've also got £4.99 Aldi ski gloves but haven't tried them yet.

Just had a look on https://www.safetygloves.co.uk/: Ejendals Tegera 295 Waterproof Thermal Work Gloves £18.90 + £4.95 delivery = £25.00 not a bad option!

I appreciate it's very much subjective and individual, how good do they keep your hands tolerable in "feels like" cold temperature?

 

[Saracenlad]

Warmest winter gloves I ever had. Be careful with the size.