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• #1577
I've been looking at these gloves since last year, glad to hear someone is using them and think they're decent.
For £50 for both the gloves and lobsters, seems like a decent investment for a p wide range of temperatures. Throw some liners on underneath and you'd be sorted for all but torrential rain.
Velosport in Putney stock them, IIRC.
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• #1578
12 degrees my frigid butt! Wearing the early winter ones in anything above 5c would be daft. They retain decent heat. If you are especially cold. Get them a size larger so you have enough space to trap air in there.
@Mechamorgan beat me to it. slap a liner in there and my blood happily reached all extremities! As for rain. Let it fall! So long as my hard earned body heat stays where it is! -
• #1579
Do you have particularly cold handsies and feetsies, though?
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• #1580
At any sort of social gathering, my go to trick is drawing smiley faces on my hand. I also don't shake hands for fear of murder by ice.
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• #1581
Just got a pair of Spesh sub zero, for £27, so thought I'd give em a go. Toasty so far, although lobster hand does take some gettin used to.
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• #1582
Pow! Now you're talking my language.
Gunna go with...
Arcteryx Gothic Gloves for Liners
Phew Inner + Outer for base miles
Grippp Winter Glove for training
Castelli Neoprene for when it's proper shitting it downJobs a good 'un. Close the thread.
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• #1583
2 months? I have some (admittedly slightly holed from crashes and long fingers) gloves from Oz. They must be 12-15 years old now. WTF do you do to them?
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• #1584
^ no idea. Same thing happens when I go skiing - most gloves last 2 weeks tops.
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• #1585
Arcteryx Gothic Gloves>
Oh yes baby pleaaaase! On route to me now! Thanks for the heads up.
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• #1586
300 quid later and i'll bet you'll still be moaning on this thread
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• #1587
£180-odd, as I've already got the neoprene gloves, although I do love a good moan.
I think this lot, plus some new overshoes and winter socks and I think my extremities will finally be tolerably warm. I am an inveterate buyer, admittedly.
@Chak they look awesome eh?! Let me know how you get on with them. Glove buddies.
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• #1588
ha
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• #1589
Anyone else just get a sweet email from alwaysriding?
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• #1590
any discount codes available before i order?
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• #1591
ne'er mind ordered anyway. Anyone want to but the non-merino version? medium size worn one very bold morning for approx 30 minutes. £10 posted.
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• #1592
Had a pair of these for a couple of winters now. Haven't needed anything else, even with my bad circulation, and used them up north on the moors too. Cheap and cheerful, although the velcro is rubbish.
I put some conductive thread in the fingers so I could make this boast post pon de phone.
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• #1593
Really want a pair of the defeet but sure its worth the €8.50 shipping /csb
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• #1595
Nice one, I have a pair on the way now too.
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• #1596
thanks
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• #1597
Whats the padding like on those A-Tex gloves? I prefer minimal padding.
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• #1598
There is none.
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• #1599
Are alwaysriding the only people in the country with stock of the Defeet dura merinos?
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• #1600
Sigma have them in Large
I bloody hope they are wool. Said so on the product website and on that label.