Full finger gloves

[XG332]

I have been using an old pair of fox MTB gloves whilst riding my roadie and feel that i should get some new gloves as they get horrible and dirty and it not that they don't match the bike, honest.

I want to stick with full finger but there doesn't seem to be much of a range compared to the cut offs.

Any recommendations?

http://www.evanscycles.com/products/specialized/bg...

[Furry Exocet]

plenty choose from here http://www.wiggle.co.uk/road/long-finger-gloves/

I use specialised fingerless gloves, with a pair of Gore running gloves underneath, they're fine for most of the weather at the moment and once it gets warmer, I can remove the running gloves. For colder weather I use my Burghaus thermal gloves from Blacks.

[TSCfree]

I bought recently Prendas full finger gloves and have had no issues. Good quality and nicely vented for this time of year. The padding and grip are good too.
http://www.prendas.co.uk/details.asp?typ=typ&f...

[BadgerBenji]

Castelli lightness are my favourites, love the feel they give, as they are super thin, but keep you nice and comfortable when a full on winter glove would be too much. Raced all winter in them, and they wash lovely as well, once they got muddy/snot covered.

[Gumstabber]

lots here too. I have the trail head gloves that I use every day for commuting in (unless its very cold). They've stood up well over 6 months.

http://www.on-one.co.uk/c/q/gloves

[Gizmoish]

I use these: http://road.cc/content/review/9141-endura-strike-w...

Thin enough to use with road gearshifters. totally wind proof, and more or less waterproof - the only time I've had wet hands was a day where I went out for a ride in proper pouring rain: and they were still wind proof despite being soaked through.

[Bobley]

I got some Endura Full Monty (£19) last summer which were very pleasant but I lost the left glove after one ride!?!?

As its still blinking cold I'm still using my Sealskinz Winter Technical gloves but I've got some endura MT500s (£32) for the summer... then again I've also got some Fox Racing Incline Gloves (£9) which are just as comfy!! and I've got a pair of Ergon HX2 gloves (£32) which claim to be optimised for use with their strange ergonomically shaped Ergon grips I've got but to be honest they dont have any padding in at all, bogus.

Sooo - The £9 Fox inclines, which have towelling on the backs of the thumbs so you can wipe your brow (or nose, ewww), win!!

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?Mod...

Edited by Bobley on Wednesday 10th April 00:29