answer sleestaks are the best winter gloves i've found to date. thin palms, nice and plenty insulated, and only about $40. only downside is they're not waterproof, but for the price i think it's a reasonable tradeoff. plus, at the temperature ranges you'll be using them most water will be frozen anyways (unless you take a digger into a stream that's not frozen like i have; even then they didn't soak through if you get out quick enough).
also, if you do stick with clipless for the winter, winter spd shoes are worth every penny. if you find your feet still getting cold, add a set of aerogel insoles (you can get them for about $20 on Amazon)
Nov. 17, 2017, 8:41 a.m. - jonkranked
answer sleestaks are the best winter gloves i've found to date. thin palms, nice and plenty insulated, and only about $40. only downside is they're not waterproof, but for the price i think it's a reasonable tradeoff. plus, at the temperature ranges you'll be using them most water will be frozen anyways (unless you take a digger into a stream that's not frozen like i have; even then they didn't soak through if you get out quick enough). also, if you do stick with clipless for the winter, winter spd shoes are worth every penny. if you find your feet still getting cold, add a set of aerogel insoles (you can get them for about $20 on Amazon)