What gloves do you wear?
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What gloves do you wear?
I love gloves for cold weather and have 5 pairs for different temps/weather
Pearl Izumi Impact full finger gloves with no padding for coolish days and for mtb no matter how hot.

Pearl Izumi Thermal Lite for temps down to 45ish

Specialized Radiant for temps down to about 20

Cheap waterproof ski gloves for wet rides around 20 degrees
And the crem de le crem
Marmot Hut Tour gloves for anything colder than that and wet and serious.

What are you wearing to stay warm?
Pearl Izumi Impact full finger gloves with no padding for coolish days and for mtb no matter how hot.

Pearl Izumi Thermal Lite for temps down to 45ish

Specialized Radiant for temps down to about 20

Cheap waterproof ski gloves for wet rides around 20 degrees
And the crem de le crem
Marmot Hut Tour gloves for anything colder than that and wet and serious.

What are you wearing to stay warm?
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I wear 2 of them when its really cold with the 2nd pair fingers cut off.
When it gets really really cold I have izumi lobster gloves, but they are usually too warm.
Might get something for in between this year. But $2 stretch gloves are what I mostly wear.
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have the same ones.
either A: i have long fingers (probably tru)
oder B: the gloves fingers too short
also, i usually move south for the winter and surf it out, no gloves needed
either A: i have long fingers (probably tru)
oder B: the gloves fingers too short
also, i usually move south for the winter and surf it out, no gloves needed
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Like no wai. I have a large pair and my finger tips bottom out the glove tips when worn. This very fact made me check the tag again if they were sqrl sized when I first got them.
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These work surprisingly well. I have some teal ones and some black ones. When it gets down to 40, they start losing effectiveness. For the deep, evil cold I have some leather ski gloves from backcountry.com (before they started selling their own stuff as Stoic), but I still want something for in between.






