worm gloves but not to thick for £30
 

im looking for some winter gloves but dont want thick ones and only got £30 to spend , any ideas folks

Re: worm gloves but not to thick for £30
 

Do they have to be made from proper worm skin?

Re: worm gloves but not to thick for £30
 

Stop being a skinflint and buy some halvarrsons ones, mine are great.

£50

Re: worm gloves but not to thick for £30
 

Get one and alternate hands!

Sorry.
:)

Re: worm gloves but not to thick for £30
 

hotgrips?


i dont like thick gloves, so all last year i wore summer gloves & hotgrips

£30 might get you a pair of HG panters? or altenativly, get a nice pair of boxing gloves

Re: worm gloves but not to thick for £30
 

Take a nice cross country run to the NEC for the bike show. There you'll have your pick of makes and models and should get a nice 60 quid pair for 30 quid.

Re: worm gloves but not to thick for £30
 

I am only a newbie, but during my DAS I have purchased these:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Leather-Waterp...QQcmdZViewItem

They are cheap. Only £19.95, the armour is very good including quite hefty wrist armour on the wrist straps. The stitching is strong.

Also, last weekend my hands were sweating during 10oC, plus, I tested the waterproof in them but putting them in water and not a drop leaked through.

Anyway, at that price, I am happy to see how long they last, if they fall apart, least I've not spent much.

Drew

Re: worm gloves but not to thick for £30
 

I went to Hein Gerricke and bought a nice pair of warm gloves for £30.

They're HG's version of Gortex

Re: worm gloves but not to thick for £30
 

How exactly do you get a version of Gortex? (Sorry, couldn't help myself!)

Re: worm gloves but not to thick for £30
 

Gortex is a trade name, theres loads of other things ending in -tex that do the same thing.