Gloves....'You Get What You Pay For'?

[Mr Free Market]

Hi Midnight..

.... but being a women a different set of clothes for every eventuality should not be a problem..

Brave !! :laugh: :laugh:

[MidnightSerenity]

Hi Midnight..


with biking you have 3 wardrobes summer heatwave ..spring/autumn..then winter cold but being a women a different set of clothes for every eventuality should not be a problem..

:laugh: :laugh: Hey Tramp, I didn't think of it in those terms...will have to re-evaluate the situation...!! :cheer:

[Selous]

I've not found anything, in over 40yrs of biking, that you could really call winter gloves - something that will keep your hands warm enough to still operate the controls after, say, 100 miles in temps around 0C without assistance from electric grips or muffs or something.

I have a pair of heated glovexs for winter as my arthritus has go worst they keep them lovely & warm, in spring & autumn, a pair of lined gloves from the Southend shakedown £20.00 with knuckle protection & summer FT Kangaroo skin gloves I have had for 3 years now.
Midnight I would suggest you go to the bike shop try on different pairs find the type you like & go back on line see if you can pick them up cheaper then you would know the type style you what to ware