Edward Groth
I also have poor circulation and have gotten many,many gloves over the past
couple years in an attempt to keep my hands warm.
This winter I finally took the plunge and got a pair of bike mitts
http://bikemitts.com/ and my hands are always toasty warm even in 38f and
raining. Moreover since they go over the brake levers/brifters they do not
affect your control of the bike and your hands don't threaten to slip off
like they sometimes do with very thick gloves. No business interest just a
happy customer.
Ed
On Sun, Feb 2, 2014 at 2:26 PM, mohair wrote:
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> Having gone through several health issues, I get very cold hands very
> easily. A pair of warm gloves is way cheaper than moving to Phoenix, so
> here is what I found at Harbor Freight. These gloves are on sale for
> $9.99. Tip: Print out the online page and take it with you to get the
> discount. Otherwise the price jumps to $14.99. Note these gloves do not
> "breathe" but they are reasonably well made, with a grip/wear surface on
> the palms and fingers. If you wear poly-pro glove liners or similar take
> them with you to try them for fit.
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> http://www.harborfreight.com/cold-weather-work-gloves-large-96606.html
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