This worked

[morayfm]

Another frosty morning in Karaka so I thought I'd try something new to save the ends of my fingers and thumbs (I still don't have heated grips). I found a pair of the wife's Ansell cleaning gloves - they are like a fine rubber membrane. I put these on first, then a pair of Icebreaker under-gloves which are also a fine material. Then I put on the Rev-It winter gloves. It made a huge difference and my 40km commute wasn't so hard on the fingers and thumbs this morning.

[javawocky]

I have thought of doing this before but haven't got round to it. After this mornings cold finger tips I think its time to give it a try.

Only thing is I think you might get better results by putting glove linner on first -> robber glove -> normal glove. This way you will trap more air in you hand which should improve insulation.

Will try it if Monday is cold enough.

[sil3nt]

$10 polyprop gloves from doggirldon't do the job for me!

I work in a chiller/freezer all day long and my hands are never cold with the gloves we use. It's a shame i would need to buy XXXXXXL motorcycle gloves to fit them over the top!

[idleidolidyll]

i've always found the nice warm car works best in the morning commute

[Blackshear]

My summer gloves and naked bike work fine.

Every stop light means hands onto sides of engine, don't care if they burn

[YellowDog]

Another frosty morning in Karaka so I thought I'd try something new to save the ends of my fingers and thumbs (I still don't have heated grips). I found a pair of the wife's Ansell cleaning gloves - they are like a fine rubber membrane. I put these on first, then a pair of Icebreaker under-gloves which are also a fine material. Then I put on the Rev-It winter gloves. It made a huge difference and my 40km commute wasn't so hard on the fingers and thumbs this morning.

That sounds great for keeping warm however I find that rubber stops my fingers from breathing and I feel very uncomfortable.

I find that gloves on the towel rail do the trick for me and once warm I don't get cold again.

[cowboyz]

That sounds great for keeping warm however I find that rubber stops my fingers from breathing and I feel very uncomfortable.

I find that gloves on the towel rail do the trick for me and once warm I don't get cold again.

try breathing through your nose instead,.

I find heated grips are ok but the back of your hands still get damn cold. And then every time you use the clutch or brake its like grabbing an iceblock.

[jono035]

You can get cheap polyprop/cotton thermals from the army surplus stores around NZ (some have websites and online ordering and everything!). That's how I got the hobo-gloves that I wear to keep my fingers from getting cold and stiff in the mornings.