Wind proof/waterproof gloves ?
Roc1
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Can anyone recommend a good pair? I don't have great circulation in my fingertips so want to get something that will keep my hands toasty throughout winter!
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Used my Fox Antifreeze gloves down to -15 during the 2009-2010 winter they were pretty good. Not too bulky & the waterproof inner is removable although they are kindof small so size up if you're at all unsure.
Also have some Assos Winter gloves they are also very good but a bit more roadie.0 -
Giro's new winter gloves are very nice. Not fully waterproof, but warm and toasty and not too bulky.A Flock of Birds
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.blitz wrote:Used my Fox Antifreeze gloves down to -15 during the 2009-2010 winter they were pretty good. Not too bulky & the waterproof inner is removable although they are kindof small so size up if you're at all unsure.
Also have some Assos Winter gloves they are also very good but a bit more roadie.
I had Fox Antifreeze gloves and they are ok but only really usefull in really cold conditions. I did find them a bit bulky but they are 100% waterproof and reasonably cheap.Transition Patrol - viewtopic.php?f=10017&t=130702350 -
Fox Antifreeze are very good. A bit bulky but not that bad, waterproof, windproof, tough (I've crashed a fair bit wearing them) but they don't get overly hot. They're great in minus temperatures but still aren't bad in temperatures around 10 degrees. I wore mine for a good couple of hours yesterday and didn't once think I needed to reach for my thinner gloves that were in my bag.
The inners on mine aren't removable since they are stitched at the end of the fingers but I am half tempted to cut the stitching so they are two separate pieces but that would actually achieve anything useful.0