Practical advice please - gloves required

[drivin_me_nuts]

Can someone please recommend me some very good quailty gloves. My missus has very cold hands and she needs to wear THIN gloves with good heat keeping properties. She has also got very small hands.

The cost isn't an issue, the quality and the insulation level is.

Any suggestions?

[Dakkon]

Small hands eh?

Like a babies arm holding an apple

[Bill]

Silk inner gloves for skiing or biking, although you might struggle to get them at this time of year.

[JRM]

For what purpose, walking about in summer or going skiing?

[drivin_me_nuts]

JRM said:

For what purpose, walking about in summer or going skiing?

just for sitting at home

[JRM]

How about oven gloves? Just tell her not to take them off once she's finished cooking your supper!!

Edited by JRM on Wednesday 16th June 15:54

[rhinochopig]

Bill said:

Silk inner gloves for skiing or biking, although you might struggle to get them at this time of year.

Agreed, and from Decathlon as they're about £4 a pair.

[itsnotarace]

drivin_me_nuts said:

My missus has very cold hands

Assume she has seen doctor about poor circulation / reynauds etc?

[tonyvid]

rhinochopig said:

Bill said:

Silk inner gloves for skiing or biking, although you might struggle to get them at this time of year.

Agreed, and from Decathlon as they're about £4 a pair.

Or try an army surplus place for those "oh so lovely" kid-skin pilot golves.

[freecar]

rhinochopig said:

Bill said:

Silk inner gloves for skiing or biking, although you might struggle to get them at this time of year.

Agreed, and from Decathlon as they're about £4 a pair.

^this, I had some silk glove liners for winters on my bike. They were the warmest.

[andy400]

JRM said:

How about oven gloves? Just tell her not to take them off once she's finished cooking your supper!!

Edited by JRM on Wednesday 16th June 15:54

[rhinochopig]

tonyvid said:

rhinochopig said:

Bill said:

Silk inner gloves for skiing or biking, although you might struggle to get them at this time of year.

Agreed, and from Decathlon as they're about £4 a pair.

Or try an army surplus place for those "oh so lovely" kid-skin pilot golves.

What and take the risk that they may have been worn by CVM - no thanks.

[tonyvid]

rhinochopig said:

tonyvid said:

rhinochopig said:

Bill said:

Silk inner gloves for skiing or biking, although you might struggle to get them at this time of year.

Agreed, and from Decathlon as they're about £4 a pair.

Or try an army surplus place for those "oh so lovely" kid-skin pilot golves.

What and take the risk that they may have been worn by CVM - no thanks.

Ewwww

[Bill]

They have special gloves for blankie folding now?