Any recommendations for thin but warm gloves please?

[Olivio]

Hi guys

I have just been diagnosed with Reynolds disease and have been told I need to get myself better gloves for both riding and general use. I have to admit I'm quite fussy about gloves so can anyone suggest ones that are both thin and warm? Although I don't want to spend a complete fortune my hands are quite painful so getting the right gloves is more important than price!

 

[Heucherella]

Hi, I was also diagnosed with Raynauds this year. I find I do not suffer too much when riding, as the increased circulation keeps my fingers warmer. But I have found the Sealskinz gloves to be the best. For non-riding gloves, I find layering is best - thin leather gloves inside large roomy thinsulate gloves works well.

If you would like to read about my journey so far with my raynauds, I wrote a blog about my initial diagnosis and discoveries:

http://anotherpairofgloves.wordpress.com/wp-admin/index.php

 

[Olivio]

That was really interesting, thank you.

 

[Queenbee]

Mac wets... I swear by them

 

[sbloom]

I get really cold hands and have a range of gloves - Winter Light N Grips (Roeckl) for schooling, Decathlon softshell gloves for wet weather riding, Roeckl windstopper gloves for hacking in cold and dry.

 

[imr]

I use different things at different temperatures, normal weight roeckls at the moment and the polartec roeckls in the winter. IMO these are brilliant when its cold. For yard have some thick thinsulate ones too and some thinner fleece ones.

 

[PandorasJar]

Can't say for riding, but general use, Seal Skin

Pan

 

[forestfantasy]

Mac wets... I swear by them

Ditto this

 

[dooleyday]

Mac Wet always.

 

[PaddyMonty]

Another vote for Mac Wets

 

[porkpie]

These?

http://www.ingatestonesaddlery.co.u...oof-Wear-Precision-Thermal-Gloves-106062.Aspx

 

[PFM22]

Can't say for riding, but general use, Seal Skin

Pan

For riding Woof Wear Precisions, for general use, Seal Skinz! Love my seal skinz for dog walking/general outdoors but find them too bulky to ride in!