Can anyone recommend fleece lined gloves that let you do up buckles?

[Christmascinnamoncookie]

I have Reynaud’s syndrome, one hand is worse than the other so when going from cold to warming up, the pain is insane. I need decent gloves.

 

[bouncing_ball]

How about silk glove liners and outer gloves?

 

[paddy555]

I'm following as I have the same problem. The agony when they warm up, sometimes I have just got off and walked it has been soooo painful. I haven't found any that really work, ranging from neoprene to fleece lined and many in between. I have tried liners and gloves on top, I even used sheepskin mittens at one stage ( he was a very well trained horse) but still the agony. I have tried the heat sachets you put in but they only keep the palms or backs warm they don't go down the fingers. Same problem when cycling but you can cope with a lot more padding in gloves.

I considered battery heated gloves per the link below. Not suggesting these are at all suitable just giving the link to show the idea. I tried to do this a couple of years ago but couldn't find any in the UK which were thin/flexible enough to feel the reins and buckles.


https://www.amazon.co.uk/FARONG-Tou...cphy=1006497&hvtargid=pla-1457867791908&psc=1

 

[MuddyMonster]

Just Chaps.

The pair I got from YHL seem great so far!

 

[Spottyappy]

These are really good. Someone on here recommended them a while ago, and I am really impressed with them.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ejendals...p2349624.m46890.l6249&mkrid=710-127635-2958-0

 

[teapot]

I wear silk glove liners and then winter fleece lined roekels

 

[DizzyDoughnut]

The warmest gloves I've found are the thinsulate leather look ones with a fleecy lining that I picked up in the petrol station one day when I'd forgotten my gloves and couldn't face painful cold hands without them.

 

[holeymoley]

I really like the Harry hall lined ones. I got them as a free gift, i think they’re about £15. Nice and warm but not bulky.

 

[black and brown]

Roeckl polartech gloves are warm but not too bulky so you can still tack up, do rugs etc. I don't wear them for riding as the grip isn't great but love them as yard gloves.

 

[sunnyone]

Just a thought. Have you looked at sailing gloves? I have some that have the top of the index finger and the thumb removed so you retain a feel where you need it..https://images.app.goo.gl/GsBJjXnYW1f5y9y77

 

[Christmascinnamoncookie]

Just a thought. Have you looked at sailing gloves? I have some that have the top of the index finger and the thumb removed so you retain a feel where you need it..https://images.app.goo.gl/GsBJjXnYW1f5y9y77

Fingertips are where I need most protect, my middle fingernail has a permanent blue patch which is agony if knocked.

 

[ester]

I use insulated ariats but have found the grips wear off on them quicker than they used to. I love my macwet climatecs for grip but they aren't as insulated. I do use silk liners too.

 

[MuddyMonster]

Where do people buy their silk liners from?

 

[sunnyone]

I agree most sailing gloves do have all tips removed but the link I gave only has index and thumb tips removed so would give protection to the middle fingers. Perhaps a mid-season solution.