Looking for recommendations on gloves for temp range 25 to 45F / -4 to 7C. Edit: 25 - 40F / -4 - 4C Purpose: training and group rides outside. I can start sweating at this temps, but hands get cold riding 20mph on flat terrain.

I live in Texas so winters are mild. Rides can start around 45 deg F, but warm up to 60s. I use a Pearl Izumi Cyclone glove for those temp ranges. But…I will be doing a 110 mile gravel race in Virginia early April next year and temps are likely to start at low to mid 30s. Looking for a low profile/n…

If gloves like this exist then I’d like to know about them too.

I’m afraid you need to adjust your expectations as in my experience non-bulky and warm are mutually exclusive and waterproof and breathable also to a large degree cancel each other out. As to how much insulation you need, well that depends on your hands and how easily the get cold. I myself am a co…

If I can make an alternate suggestion, I would recommend looking and handle bar poggies, bar mitts. They make them for flat and drop bars now, and are super warm while allowing a normal glove for most use. I got them for my fatbtire bike, but quickly found how grea they were and got some drop bar …

What @kevistraining said….if you find said unicorn, let us all know!! My suggestion would be to use some of the gloves you currently have in combination with glove liners. And then also use hand warmers for the start. This will give you a flexible system to get through the whole event. Start with …

thanks for the input! I like Power13’ idea; or looking at these: [image] Amazon.com : Castelli Cycling Spettacolo ROS Glove for Road and Gravel Biking I... Castelli's creation of this product started with a list of the things they wanted to fix about winter gloves: they wanted to make a …

@AustinPT - that sounds like the Appalachian Journey, right? I am signed up for the 65! I would go with @Power13 ’s suggestions - with maybe a variance of fingerless gloves underneath instead of liners, depending on the temperature. With handwarmers these should be toasty. I recently saw this video…

If it’s below 30, these are the warmest I’ve found and are reasonable priced [Planet Bike Borealis cycling gloves https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B000SED89S/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_W3P327PC2S9W5556CGC7?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 ](Planet Bike Borealis cycling gloves https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B000SED89S/…

Another option to consider…latex gloves under your other gloves as a liner. I have never done it personally, but one of my good riding buddies does it regulalry. For me, it just seems like a good way to have wet soggy hands, but he swears by it.

Cool, I haven’t seen this lighter model before. I’d consider getting them but they seem to be suffering the same delays as other cycling companies: Orders placed on or after Nov 13th 2021 should expect a lead time of 12+ weeks . I could borrow my mom’s sewing machine and make some in that time …

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thanks for the input! I like Power13’ idea; or looking at these:

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