I'm after a pair of 'winter' gloves, its now the time of year to put away my fox ones and change them for something warmer and a bit more waterproof. I've had northwave's and they were shit, my mate bought Endura Deluge's last weekend and had them on today, bear in mind it was 3 degrees thismorning and he still had cold fingers. Strange eh....
Warmth is more important than out and out waterproof. Don't really want to resort to sealskins as they are a bit chunky.
Thanks in advance for any help
I use sealskins but your right , they are very clumsy to wear/change gear etc. Ideal on my SS though.
almost perfect for SS, but my SS isn't my first bike normally.... 😛
ideally looking for something like you say 'less clumsy'
Some recent discussion on this very subject [url= http://www.singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/which-winter-gloves ]here[/url] !
Happy with my Endura Strikes - not sure how they compare to Deluges, but are nice and warm, waterproof/breathable (as much as you can expect a MTB glove to be..) and not especially bulky.
Endura Strikes I have found to be warm and noticeably more dexterous than the seal skinz. They do tend to pull the finger lining out with your hand unless you're careful though.
Altura all the time.
anything specific from altura?
I have both Strikes and Sealskins Technical MTB.
The Strikes are less chunky, but that's because I only consider them Autumn / Spring gloves, def not warm enough for Winter if you get cold hands. That's what the Sealskins are for.
That said I have no problems with the SealSkins holding on, changing gear or braking?
Tinman - which sealskins do you use?
Winter Technical MTB Gloves
[url= http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=15092 ]These Ones[/url]
Not had issues with liner coming out. Worth trying sizes on in a shop prior to ordering online, etc...
lizard skins blizzard for me, warm even when wet.