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Aldi, every time!
SealSkinz have been disappointing for me.
I'm going to try and ride in ski gloves before I hit the button on a new purchase.
Gore Countdown !!! Can't believe nobody has mentioned these, best winter gloves around IMO. Warm and waterproof cus they're made of Goretex and really grippy on yer grips...
£35 from Germany at the moment, [url= http://www.bike-discount.de/en/buy/gore-bike-wear-countdown-gore-tex-r-gloves-8921 ]no brainer ![/url]
I got some Gore Windstopper gloves about a month ago, some rides they feel too warm, other times within 2 miles I've stopped and put glove liners on underneath as the tips of my fingers were so cold.
I also recommended them to a friend saying they were great and she's had to resort to liners as well.
Well I bought some of those perfect curve gloves and boy were they warm
had to take them off on my first lap of the puffer as my hands were too hot .
would be great when its raining
What's the sizing like on the perfect curve gloves?
I'm a XL in Troylee and most sixsixone gloves.
Pearl izumi with a silk liner on cold days like today. Really wet, then i use Decathlon neoprine gloves
Test here http://www.moredirt.com/bikekit/Grouptest---Winter-Gloves-Part-2/3524/
So i'm gonna give the Sombrios a try. luckily i have big hands, so at £9 worth a go.
Still use my lovely Cannondales that are about 10 years old, never found anything as thin and yet warm as those.
Just bought a pair of new winter gloves, a pair of Endurance Strikes. Only worn to -2 so far and in the rain/mud. They keep my hands warm, not too bulky and keep the water out so far. £28 from CRC. My old Aldi winter gloves (rated to -5) aren't up to it: cold fingers.