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[Closed] Riding gloves for women

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Mrs SR, who suffers from Reynaud’s, rides to work every day on her Dutch bike, and gets very cold hands. She has these silver-infused gloves that are supposed to help, but whether or not they are snake-oil, the fact is they are really just liners.

Any suggestions for suitable gloves that might go over some thin, liner-type gloves, and that will actually keep her hands warm when riding?


 
Posted : 20/11/2019 6:06 pm
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Pogies. With handwarmers in if required.


 
Posted : 20/11/2019 6:18 pm
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Yup pogies great, I also use sealskin winter gloves, warmer, but they’re really thick, so prefer the pogie approach

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https://www.sealskinz.com/outlet/womens-extra-cold-winter-cycle-gloves-clearance.htm?utm_source=google&utm_medium=base&productid=1274&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI2_nViar55QIVBrDtCh0vXgEYEAQYASABEgJE3_D_BwE


 
Posted : 20/11/2019 6:30 pm
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Sealskinz heated gloves are mega warm. Whilst they're expensive by the standards of bike gloves, they're much warmer.


 
Posted : 20/11/2019 6:36 pm
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Pogies. £25. Job done.

https://www.hotpog.co.uk/collections/cycling/products/classic-pogies


 
Posted : 20/11/2019 6:55 pm
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I'm not sure if Pogies are the answer on the road, if you need to use hand signals.
Planet X do some very warm "Crab" gloves, either fluo or reflective - and cheap.


 
Posted : 20/11/2019 7:12 pm
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Ski gloves will be warmest and come without the 'cycling' tax, but with the 'skiing' tax...


 
Posted : 20/11/2019 7:13 pm
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Planet X crab gloves unfortunately aren't as warm as my Reynauds-y mitts need them to be in the current near zero conditions 🙁 will try them with silk liners and report back.


 
Posted : 20/11/2019 7:18 pm