decent gloves
dave02
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hi
what gloves do you guys wear to stop your fingers from freezing to the bars,
what gloves do you guys wear to stop your fingers from freezing to the bars,
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defeet dura
silk inners (£6 at decathlon)
Done me all winter, and the dura's will be ok for spring on their own.0 -
Specialized sub zero ... Had them as a Christmas present and have so far kept my fingers warm ... If not quite so cold then the inner on its own is amazing0
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alternatively, search winter gloves, and save is the hassle going through the monthly glove thread?0
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cheap decathlon silk inners are great (not silk but prob nylon and £4.50) - can turn an inexpensive pair of outer gloves (ie: £6.50 Aldi specials) into a thermal toastnest for cold fingers. Cheap inners + outers are less than 1/2 the price of expensive high end winter gloves and imho even warmer.0
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Sprool wrote:cheap decathlon silk inners are great (not silk but prob nylon and £4.50) - c.
Do you know what you are talking about, or are you just making that up in the hope it is right?!
http://www.decathlon.co.uk/silk-glove-l ... 14962.html
over six quid and 100% silk.
Blithering idiot!0 -
Jeez oh Scrumple mate, chill out!
Why come on with a good answer to the question, then flame him for asking it in the first place?!! Make your mind up.0 -
He didntt flame the OP, read back carefully. He just corrected some incorrect info posted by someone elsemitchgixer6 wrote:Jeez oh Scrumple mate, chill out!
Why come on with a good answer to the question, then flame him for asking it in the first place?!! Make your mind up.0 -
Scrumple wrote:alternatively, search winter gloves, and save is the hassle going through the monthly glove thread?
This is what I was referring to.0 -
Group hug ...0
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Just a pair of cheap fleece gloves from the market; over my mitts. They aren't waterproof and they aren't the warmest thing available, but they are more than adequate, and cost £3 or so.0
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No need for your insolence old chap, i bought some cheap inners from decathlon that do the job really nicely, they are not silk they are man made fibre, and cheaper than £6. I won't overload your brain with the polymer chemistry.Scrumple wrote:Sprool wrote:cheap decathlon silk inners are great (not silk but prob nylon and £4.50) - c.
Do you know what you are talking about, or are you just making that up in the hope it is right?!
http://www.decathlon.co.uk/silk-glove-l ... 14962.html
over six quid and 100% silk.
Blithering idiot!0 -
+1 for all those saying it's mainly about the inner glove.0
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thanks guys, i will give inners a go.0
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Sprool wrote:
No need for your insolence old chap, i bought some cheap inners from decathlon that do the job really nicely, they are not silk they are man made fibre, and cheaper than £6. I won't overload your brain with the polymer chemistry.Scrumple wrote:Sprool wrote:cheap decathlon silk inners are great (not silk but prob nylon and £4.50) - c.
Do you know what you are talking about, or are you just making that up in the hope it is right?!
http://www.decathlon.co.uk/silk-glove-l ... 14962.html
over six quid and 100% silk.
Blithering idiot!
Note carefully the words in bold.
Then apologise. You mentioned decathlon silk inners, not cheapo ones.0 -
Jeez - no offence - so sorry for using the wrong description. I am both humbled and ashamed.
Now back to the point.
they're great. Get some.
Real cheap at Decathlon.
Whatever they happen to be made of.0 -
Sorry, I'm just training to be a pedant.0
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I have no idea what they are made of (prob not SILK) but I too got come inners from Decathlon for a quid. These have been fine under my Lidl gloves all winter. Another benefit is that the inners soak up all the sweat but are easy to wash/dry.
The other thing I have noticed is that the tingling in my hands that I used to experience is gone. Must be a coincidence as I think these liners are too thin to make a difference.0
