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.

Man, they aren’t cheap…but as someone who is an admitted glove slut, I may have to consider them. Seriously, I buy gloves like some women buy shoes….I’m always looking for the perfect pair for the perfect temp.

Thanks for all the input everyone. Looking at some thin silk glove liners to go w/ the Pearl Izumi gloves to start with; if those don’t work, I’ll go down the list here

It definitely leaves your hands wet and soggy but it also works real well to keep them warm. The latex keeps all the water from evaporating so they don’t cool down.

I have the full set, wind proof, waterproof, light and heavy liners, If i did it again, i probably would not get both the wind and waterproof. Id just use the waterproof for wind and rain. The silk liners are rad, gonna need to get a second set after two seasons of use.

[image] NotRailingTurns: My glove library is What an opener. :raised_hands:t2:

[image] I tried some Endura neoprene gloves and they were the worst winter gloves I’ve used… it was only around freezing too and very humid out… would have been better just using dishwashing gloves, haven’t bothered to use them again. I reserve my neoprene gloves for (heavy) rain only, not fr…

yep - neoprene is rubbish for cold weather protection in my experience. Every time I’ve used in any kind of cold rain my hands were like blocks of ice in no time…

Impossible to find a one and all glove. As a backcountry skier I spend a lot of time moving uphill, going downhill, in and out of variable temps from previous dawn starts to end of day return. Like skiing I find that I end up carrying 2-3 pairs of gloves when riding in winter. On my road and gravel…

[image] SPATZ Revised and improved for 2021/22, the Spatz "Thrmoz" Deep Winter Gloves are made specifically for (and developed by) a 2x Olympic Champion. They are the obvious evolution of our "Glovz" race gloves and feature a YKK wrist zipper with easy-pull... Price: GBP 79.99 …

The neoprene gloves from Spatz are decent too, tbh most of their kit (especially the overshoes) are excellent, I swear by the Roadman overshoes, base layers also. (no affiliation btw just a happy customer)

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NotRailingTurns November 25, 2021, 8:26am 81

I reserve my neoprene gloves for (heavy) rain only, not freezing temps as neoprene needs to trap the moisture to keep your hands warm. Dry neoprene gloves are slightly windproof, but not warm. As said before, they do not keep you dry but at least I stay warm on longer rides in heavy rain in temps from maybe +3C and above. And my fingers get cold very easily.

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