Winter Gloves

alangs

i Need A new pair of gloves fed up with cold fingers looking at gore xenon gloves or does anybody recomend a diferent make

DavidTQ

Im interested to see the results as well

I wear altura strada gloves as liner gloves, with some nike "winter" gloves (sold to me as wind proof and waterproof not had a wet day yet to put that to test) as outer gloves, my fingers whilst not too uncomfortable and certainly not freezing arent as warm as Id like... ideally I want complete isolation from the cold .

The nike gloves are far better than the altura gloves but still not up to what I want.

maddog 2

Gore Tool?

warm enough for most days without being bulky.

richa

I got a pair of these a few weeks ago and I am liking them so far...
dhb Waterproof Gloves

Tom Butcher

I got a pair of Decathlon winter gloves in a sale for about £3 and put a pair of thinsulate gloves over the top of them - they aren't all that bulky together and seem to do the job even on some of the sub-zero evenings we've had recently.

T800

A pair of these Altura Night Vision gloves are working out well for me (their second Winter).

hugo15

I'm using Altura Night Vision too. Probably a bit colder up here in the North East than in Guernsey but I still find them very good.

geoff_ss

I'm wearing a pair of Frank Thomas Aqua gloves which are a left over from my motor cycling days. They seem to work OK. They're a bit clumsy but not as clumsy as cold, wet hands. Have a look in your local motor cycle shop; Winter motor cycling is about the coldest activity I know so they know about gloves.

Geoff