[Closed] in need of a super warm really cheap winter glove... any sale deals about?

100% Brisker are less than £20..
Got some fir Christmas after the recommendations on here.
Spotty dog IMHO.

Take a look at the Galibier barrier gloves.

I got some Briskers, don't know about them being super warm, though.
If you can stand £23 odd, the Galibier Barrier III winter gloves are warm, if a little bit chunkier.

http://galibier.cc/product/barrier-ii-winter-glove/

[url= http://www.screwfix.com/p/skytec-argon-thermal-grip-gloves-black-large/76311 ]Skytek Argon[/url]. You won't look cool but you will be warm.

PJ266 - Member
Take a look at the Galibier barrier gloves.

+1 unbelievable for the money, i love mine.

Silk inners will vastly improve any gloves. I've been out for four hours today n frozen fog with Gore glv s and inners with no problems.

I was bought these for Xmas last year. I was sceptical but I've used them down to -8 and they've been great. Only thing to note is that if you take them on/off a lot, you might get cold hands as they obviously work by your hands being damp

http://www.rutlandcycling.com/101757/products/endura-fs260-pro-nemo-gloves.aspx

I find them good on the road too - not too thick for gears /braking but the neoprene gives some nice cushioning still.

I have brand new pair of Gore Bike Wear Men's Countdown Gore-Tex Gloves. Size 8 (large) for sale.

£30

Another shout for Galibier, they are putting out some great kit

Been pleasantly surprised with the Decathlon BTwin gloves... I think they're the 700s. Not the prettiest gloves but they've been warm enough. That said I've been wearing some Shimano Pro winter gloves that cost me around 30 quid in -4 temps recently and they've been great.

Galibier All the way. Tempest are very good and under 20.

Galibier +1

Never had a bad product from them.

Btwin gloves are good too.

Galibier Barrier, amazing quality and fit.

Thanks, I'd never heard of gallber, they do look very good and even better for the price.

The polaris windproof/waterproof gloves in their sale recently are pretty warm. Maybe not arctic warm, and they size quite small.

http://www.polaris-bikewear.co.uk/Dry-Grip-Winter-Cycling-Glove-p/pol01-8024-p.htm

Not bike specific gloves but the
[i]Wenaas Odin[/i]
or the
[i]Skytec argon[/i]
work gloves are good.

This sort of thing
https://northseaworkwear.com/a200o02066-wenaas-odin-6-6355-offshore-impact-glove.html

Skytek Argon. I use them for Window cleaning and Riding. They work well and dont cost much to try out.

I keep looking at the Decathlon ones.

My go-to gloves for Winter have always been Pearl Izumi.

Cyclone down to about 6C http://www.pearlizumi.co.uk/men-s-cyclone-gel-glove
Elite Softshell below that http://www.pearlizumi.co.uk/men-s-elite-softshell-gel-glove

Last (and function) better than anything else I've had. Designs have all changed since I bought mine. Not cheap either.

Those Galibier gloves look a bargain.

I've got the Decathlon ones. They're really good. Fluoro for the win!

Does anyone know if the Galibier's linings stay inside the outers when you take your hands out? It can be a right pain/ faff/ annoyance trying to restuff disembowelled gloves.

Yes they do stay inside. I think they are attached.

I used a similar pair of Polaris for the first time tonight, really nice!
For 8 quid these look good...

http://www.polaris-bikewear.co.uk/RBS-Tech-Winter-Commuter-Cycling-Glove-p/pol01-5830-p.htm

These are the ones I used. Bit expensive at 13 quid.

http://www.polaris-bikewear.co.uk/Dry-Grip-Winter-Cycling-Glove-p/pol01-8024-p.htm

just to round this thread off in case anyone stumbles upon it looking for the same advice...

i went with the galibier winter gloves. for the cash they are a bargain, they are definitely warm but i do get a bit of chill on the very end of my fingertips. not super painful like i've had in the past but definitely feelable.

sizing they seem quite big, i went with a med as i'm on the cusp of med/large and they are quite loose. my only real criticism are the palm pads which i find way to bulky for me and compromise my grip on the drop bars.

if i paid a lot of cash, castelli boa type cash, i'd be cross but for what galibier cost i think they are great. just wish they had no pads on the palm.