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Old 05-23-08 | 06:06 AM
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Torrilin
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Originally Posted by I-Like-To-Bike
Steavage asked about "cold" weather , not 0°C to 10°C, a downright heat wave in a Wisconsin winter.
If it's below 25C, I'm *cold*. Also, I'm not a huge fan of frostbite. Soaked mittens or gloves are a good way to get it, even in a "heat wave" of 0C. So it's a YMMV thing.

I haven't experimented yet, but they're also supposedly helpful as a layer in very low temperatures. Think below -20 or -30C. Use them over or under a regular pair of gloves to get more insulation where it counts. (course, if it's *that* cold, I'll probably be cowering inside with my teapot )

Problem is, most biking gloves aren't designed to insulate. So I don't know how helpful the fingerless versions would be for this sort of thing.
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