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After years of cycling I found the answer, get neoprene ones, (made of the same stuff as wet suits), unlike bulky gloves your hands don’t get cold when the gloves get wet, but wear a thin liner gloves inside. Admittedly they do smell when you take them off, but that can’t be helped. |
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Have you looked at Airsoft style gloves?. They have loads of protection and give lots of room for movement.theu can get a bit expensive but they will do the job |
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"After years of cycling I found the answer, get neoprene ones, (made of the same stuff as wet suits), unlike bulky gloves your hands don’t get cold when the gloves get wet, but wear a thin liner gloves inside. Admittedly they do smell when you take them off, but that can’t be helped. "
I'd have to sniff them first, old fashioned rubber makes me heave.
Are they easy to grip with? |
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If you hvae a dectahalon near I hvae a pair of thier winter gloves thar are great. Other than tat try your local bike shop which should still be open. Support local to. |
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"After years of cycling I found the answer, get neoprene ones, (made of the same stuff as wet suits), unlike bulky gloves your hands don’t get cold when the gloves get wet, but wear a thin liner gloves inside. Admittedly they do smell when you take them off, but that can’t be helped.
I'd have to sniff them first, old fashioned rubber makes me heave.
Are they easy to grip with?"
The gloves don’t smell, only after your hands have been sweating in them. Yes, they have grips on, look on Wiggle for cycling specific neoprene gloves. |
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I wear really ugly padded cycling gloves even in the summer - they're fingerless.
Otherwise my hands feel numb and weird after about an hour on the bike.
They're only padded in the right places - they do the job.
I wear normal gloves underneath.
Sorry I'm not much help  |
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I wear fox motorcross gloves 'Fox Clothing Ranger Water Long Finger gloves' theyre waterproof, very very comfy non clumbersome.
I use them for road (i dont road ride often) dh mountain biking & motorcross riding. Theyre fab and cheap.  |
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"Oh, bugger!
As I've been stuck indoors and not been to work I've forgotten I needed gloves. My poor hands are going to be frozen tomorrow.
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Nooooo! Couple of sandwich bags under socks in the meantime? |
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"Oh, bugger!
As I've been stuck indoors and not been to work I've forgotten I needed gloves. My poor hands are going to be frozen tomorrow.
Nooooo! Couple of sandwich bags under socks in the meantime?"
Ive got some that will do, It's only tomorrow this week. Slightly tight but better than nothing. My legs and bum suffer too, though this is all the time. They are always so bloody cold when i get home  |
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"Wear a pair of silk under gloves for warmth under whatever you choose. Your hands won’t smell of rubber either "
^^this I've some neoprene they are great at keeping out the wet ans cold . The silk undergloves give that added layer  |
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