Cycling Equipment · Public discussion

Gloves

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  1. [left]I have been trying to find a pair of light weight long fingered gloves as i've been riding in 30-40 degree weather and my hands freeze with just the short fingered ones. my problem is that my fingers are too short to fill adult (either women's or men's) gloves and it annoys me to have 1/2 -1 inch extra in the fingers. I used to do equestrian and my ridng gloves had to be child size... Do any of you have a suggestion of which gloves might fit? ones that have fingers on the shorter end or children's gloves? Thanks! looking forward to being able to feel my hands and have them not stick to my handlebars.
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  2. What size hands do you have? I'm a 6.5 which means that I have to search out XS gloves. I'm currently using the Descente Wombat glove. Pearl Izumi used to make a "shell" to go over cycling gloves, but I've not been able to find them for several years.

    Another option is to find non-cycling gloves as there will be a broader range of sizes, though most won't have padding in the palm. I also frequently use mittens to get around my short finger problem. The convertible ones are quite nice.

  3. ya, i was looking at the descente coldout gloves that come in XS and it looks like they kind of stretch.... it was nice that they actually give the hand measurements... i might get those, but still would love other styles to choose from.

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