Winter glove help needed.

[HappyHollyDays]

Following an accident I need to wear gloves this winter to protect some fingers with a lot of nerve damage that now always feel cold even when it’s warm. I hate wearing them, never use them on the yard because they get in the way and feel awkward and for riding I just use cheap magic gloves with the pimple on the palms. Obviously they aren't going to work now and I need some recommendations for very thin insulated and if possible snug fitting waterproof gloves.

Does such a thing exist?

 

[chaps89]

These were recommended on the forum a year or two ago and I bought some for winter.
I hate big bulky gloves, these aren’t close fitting like the magic gloves (also my preference) but they’re not bad as winter gloves go. I have raynauds and really struggle in winter and I have to say these did make a real difference. (I think some of it is that they’re waterproof, so using tools that had been outside overnight and had a layer of frost or dew on them or handling wet haynets meant I no longer got wet hands which helped a lot)
Edit - helps if I add the link
https://www.safetygloves.co.uk/ejendals-tegera-517-insulated-waterproof-precision-work-gloves.html

 

[HappyHollyDays]

Thanks Chaps. They look good and a really nice price which was a surprise.

 

[MuddyMonster]

Thank you for posting LL as I was just thinking I needed to start looking for some winter yard gloves that aren't too bulky

They ones above don't go small enough in my size, otherwise they look great! Hopefully someone can recommend a small hand option

 

[Fransurrey]

If you mean just for yard work or riding where 'posh' is not required, I find the most effective thing is cotton under-gloves (or silk) inside nitrile disposables. I re-use the disposables until they split, but my hands are warmest like this and they're waterproof, too. For colder weather I either use Sealskinz (rating 4, not the usual 3 sold in shops) or for dextrous work, woollen gloves with disposables again.

 

[AFB]

I have Roeckl Winter Grip - love them

 

[HBB]

These were recommended on the forum a year or two ago and I bought some for winter.
I hate big bulky gloves, these aren’t close fitting like the magic gloves (also my preference) but they’re not bad as winter gloves go. I have raynauds and really struggle in winter and I have to say these did make a real difference. (I think some of it is that they’re waterproof, so using tools that had been outside overnight and had a layer of frost or dew on them or handling wet haynets meant I no longer got wet hands which helped a lot)
Edit - helps if I add the link
https://www.safetygloves.co.uk/ejendals-tegera-517-insulated-waterproof-precision-work-gloves.html

I love these gloves, they kept my painful arthritic hands warm and dry through the winter.

 

[HappyHollyDays]

Are the Ejendals true to size? They do a size 7 which would fit me although they don’t have any in stock at the moment but I’m wondering whether an 8 would be better.

 

[HBB]

Are the Ejendals true to size? They do a size 7 which would fit me although they don’t have any in stock at the moment but I’m wondering whether an 8 would be better.

Yes, I have found them to be true to size. I bought my pair off eBay so you might find the size 7 available on there.