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Windproof Mitts - Do They Exist ?
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Nov 2013
10:13am, 29 Nov 2013
682 posts
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GeeeM
Glittens  I've recently picked up some Craft ones which are the same as the Nike ones, but warmer. Have to say they're pretty good and kept my hands warm enough in sub-zero temperatures last Saturday morning. This is the set I got, also includes a hat - 30% off at the moment mightcontainnuts.com They also have some Craft arm warmers on sale! |
Nov 2013
10:16am, 29 Nov 2013
365 posts
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K5 Gus
Any surfers in the house ? Would neoprene mittens work for runing in the cold ? amazon.co.uk |
Nov 2013
10:37am, 29 Nov 2013
1058 posts
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Zorba
I bought the Craft 3 finger cycling mitts ...excellent for running ....They have removable ,inner fleece gloves for which you can substitute your own running gloves and then remove the mitts if your hands heat up ... |
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Nov 2013
10:51am, 29 Nov 2013
366 posts
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K5 Gus
Might have found what I'm looking for eu.blackdiamondequipment.com Don't think the material is truly windproof, but might give these a whirl |
Nov 2013
3:12pm, 29 Nov 2013
13473 posts
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Meglet
I've just bought some gloves with a Tog rating! (2.5). Thermal gloves, not for running as I'll get too hot, but perhaps for standing around before/after races, as my hands got cold before the XC on Sunday and didn't thaw out until half way round. Tempted by the SealSkinz though... |
Nov 2013
3:22pm, 29 Nov 2013
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Derby Tup
Buffalo mittens rock. It has to be very cold to even think about wearing them. I carry them in winter on long mountain days etc as a 'get out of jail card' |
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Nov 2013
3:23pm, 29 Nov 2013
8381 posts
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Derby Tup
needlesports.com |
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Nov 2013
3:25pm, 29 Nov 2013
8382 posts
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Derby Tup
Dachstein mitts are an old-school alternative needlesports.com |
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Dec 2013
2:14pm, 4 Dec 2013
372 posts
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K5 Gus
Just to let you all know that I went for the Black Diamond ones ( link above ) and they are brill - tested today in 3C with a bracing wind ! Not too big and bulky, dense windproof wicking fleece material, easy to make a fist inside if tips of fingers or thumb start to get cold. I have waterproof shell overmitts ( from my hillwalking days ) if it gets really Baltic. |
