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[Closed] Warm windproof gloves - not too bulky?

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Use sealksinz for winter as they are warm and dry, but when it gets 4+ degrees too warm ๐Ÿ™

Recommend some gloves that are spring/autumn gloves for spade hands!


 
Posted : 26/02/2010 9:24 pm
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extremities velo


 
Posted : 26/02/2010 9:25 pm
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Gore windstoppers are excellent. Fine down to just about zero.

They are just a single layer so plenty of feel.


 
Posted : 26/02/2010 9:29 pm
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http://www.merlincycles.co.uk/cycle-clothing/winter-gloves/chiba-windstopper-gel-gloves.html

anyone tried these?


 
Posted : 26/02/2010 9:50 pm
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all chiba gloves are too bulky.
you need single layer windstopper.

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Posted : 26/02/2010 9:54 pm
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pearl izumi cyclone are good as a spring / autumn glove - not bulky at all and good cuffs. with a liner they are decent as a winter glove too but not without one as under about 5 or 6 degrees then things get a bit cold


 
Posted : 26/02/2010 10:07 pm
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+ 1 for the cyclones.


 
Posted : 26/02/2010 11:42 pm
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+1 for the gore windstoppers.
I bought a pair with hi-vis (white bits) on,
but I now see they do them in a
camouflage stylee.

They are light weight and work a treat.

J.


 
Posted : 27/02/2010 8:31 am
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Lewiskit gloves: warmest I've used.


 
Posted : 27/02/2010 8:35 am
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Assos InnerGloves and earlyWinterGloves 851 work for me.


 
Posted : 27/02/2010 8:50 am
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Gore windstoppers are excellent. Fine down to just about zero.

They are just a single layer so plenty of feel.

+1 for that except it depends on your hands (but in a good way). I use them for commuting right down to -10 for which they look waaay too thin but what I find happens is during warm-up (first 10 mins) my hands are freezing then I inevitably stop at a traffic light and my heart starts paying attention to my extremities again and the hands warm up. After that all good.

and I rekon you could still be comfy in them up to about 20 deg out, which is a pretty amazing operating range

very good gloves


 
Posted : 27/02/2010 10:11 am