The best since sliced bread for me has got to be OVER SHOES OMFG they are worth every penny.

Closly followed but winter gloves.

Then anything that will keep my ears warm ( not that they stick out or anything) 8)

Cross country spikes – for running on ice

Waterproof Gloves
Waterproof Winter Boots (if you think overshoes are good, try the boots!)

stealth kit.
goretex spds
Ski socks

5/10s and merino socks
marmott winter tights
goretex overshorts
extremities velo glove
cioch made to measure waterproof.

toastietastic 😉

Stripy $10 baselayer trousers from NZ under normal baggies, but over lycra.

Toasty

A fully rigid singlespeed — no worries about frozen cables, trashed forks etc

Everyone in the gang running slime tubes — no getting frozen waiting for others to fix punctures

any hat under my helmet. baldness ain't fun in winter.

Love my overshoes and Sealskinz waterproof gloves. A thin fleece skull cap for under my helmet is also pretty essential.

Oh, forgot, a STW Buff. Keeps neck warm, or if really cold it goes on balaclava style under my helmet, then it keeps everything warm apart from nose and mouth.

Ski gloves
…..and anything made by Gore. I do think their water/windproof gear is rather good, looks nice and aint too pricey.

sealskins and overshoes to keep the feet warm, sealskins cycle gloves to keep the hands warm, and a buff to keep the ears warm. everything else stays warm from the work it's doing. protecting the extremeties makes my riding so much more fun 🙂

Seconding the spikes and SS: guaranteed fun no matter what the weather

The static bike in my heated gym 😆

MW80 boots, endura merino skull cap

Phantom n2S jersey.

Don't need winter gloves personally, after about 10 minutes my hands are toasty. Can't keep my toes warm for love nor money though, and I've tried more or less everything over the years, got used to it now.

A full bladder for peeing on your derailleur…….

A comfy foot stall and a remote control 😆

Deffo rigid SS, plus buffs are great – on head, round neck, wherever. Good tight-fitting base layer under a windproof softshell jacket.

Don't need winter gloves personally, after about 10 minutes my hands are toasty. Can't keep my toes warm for love nor money though, and I've tried more or less everything over the years, got used to it now.

Try wearing gloves to keep your feet warm! Not being funny but if your circulation is working hard to keep your fingers warm then your toes are missing out.

no mention of a hip flask full of something nice and warming yet.

shame on you all

uplink – Premier Member
Cross country spikes – for running on ice

I was going to get some of these, but thought it was not worth it for the few days i would get to use them. Starting to reconsider now.