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"Nah, couldn't be bothered, They're OK and still worn occasionally, but not good enough for the $."

"Grib grabs look great , where can these be purchased in Australia?"

"Days!?  Did you get in touch with knog!?"

"I bought a pair of knog https://www.knog.com.au/gear-gloves/knuckle.phps for about $50, but the imitation velcro fastener failed to work within days, they pilled like mad and they didn't keep my fingers warm. However I was in Japan…"

"I wasted $35 on a pair of 2xu mid-level winter gloves. They are useless, the fit is too baggy so you slide all over the handlebars - and no, I didn't buy the wrong size. So now I'm back using my Fox mountain bike gloves.   My advice -…"

"I have some Fox Dirtpaws for winter - quite warm but not particularly waterproof - though going at 30kmph in the rain I doubt that anything will be able to stay dry - though the idea of rubber surgical gloves under them is kinky and fascinating…"

"Hi Tim,I found it quite interesting that this Blog appeared at the top of the google search for Winter Cycling Gloves.I would just like to direct any one looking for a great pair of Wind resistant Thermal cycling gloves to our store…"

"We find it depends how much peopel feel the cold. If they feel the cold the a ski glove type is needed in deep winter.  Others find a thinner glove that gives more feeling is fine.  Last year I wore thick (ski glove like)  UNO…"

"I cycle with Freehands Tech-Tip liner gloves. They're warm, waterproof and best of all the finger tips are made with conductive silver thread so that I can use my phone or ipod (when I've pulled over, of course) without taking my gloves…"

"Yeh, gloves are good when it's cold. They help stop your fingers freezing. When it rains, they get wet on the outside. When I sweat, they get wet on the inside. Sometimes my hands get hot after a while so I take them off. When they fall apart I…"

"My 15 year old Look Sportifs are still going strong. Toasty :-)"

"I bought a pair of these after a more expensive pair I owned fell to pieces while living in Canberra. They were probably a bit warm for Melbourne when I first got them out in May, but are pretty good for the cool mornings we are having now. At…"

"I've got a pair of Roeckl full finger Fully Lined With Windstopper gloves. They have been great, not waterproof but terrific. I've had them over ten years now and still in top condition. Washed upteen times, not even a hint of wear coming…"

"I use 'netti pro' cycling gloves, they are great - water resistant for a fair while which is good in the rain - but can be a bit too warm on a evening ride hoome. Been wearing them daily all of May and always warm on the 7am ride to work.…"

"I use these http://www.kathmandu.com.au//12023/Stretch-Gloves-v3.html and when it rains I add Gortex Glove liners (like food handling glovers only not sweaty) which unfortunatly Katmandu seem to have discontinued. I think layering is the way to go"

"I am not agree with you because how it is possible that anyone use fingerless gloves in -10 C. Is that make sense? Gloves is just for fasion dear"