Best gloves that $30 can buy
11-14-07, 09:28 AM
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Best gloves that $30 can buy
What are the best gloves available for under $30 online for riding in as low as 0F?
11-14-07, 11:50 AM
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I've had my best luck with surplus wool gloves, and they cost a lot less than that. I add trigger finger mittens for subzero temps.
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I'd suggest getting something with some wind protection, i.e. something with a nylon shell covering.
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11-14-07, 10:18 PM
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There's, also a mitten version. Get them oversized and use a wool liner to soak up sweat as they take a while to dry w/o using a hair dryer. They're windproof and waterproof. The best for the money in my experience.
11-16-07, 08:06 AM
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Those Gordini gloves look really good.
I was going second anything that is a wind/water resistant shell. I wear that over my regular cycling gloves until the temp gets below 30. Then I add some cheap fleece gloves in the middle for insulation.
I use the Trek Strip Overmitt.... $20-25.
I was going second anything that is a wind/water resistant shell. I wear that over my regular cycling gloves until the temp gets below 30. Then I add some cheap fleece gloves in the middle for insulation.
I use the Trek Strip Overmitt.... $20-25.
