Gloves advice

[d000hg]

I get cold hands pretty easily so from around November wear thin gloves outside, and switch to big thick ones when most people start wearing regular gloves.

But mittens get soggy and warmer gloves are incredibly cumbersome when you want to be able to use pockets, keys, etc.

I imagine modern fabric technology must provide some really thin, but super-efficient and waterproof gloves if I knew where to look, but I don't.

Can anyone offer advice what to look for?

[PurpleGorilla]

Leather gloves are thin, warm, and relatively water resistant.

[ee61re]

Dragon Eye Glove : SealSkinz - Breathable, Waterproof, Thermal & Closefitting

[SueEllen]

Leather gloves are thin, warm, and relatively water resistant.

They cost money if they are of decent quality.

[LucidDementia]

Wear neoprene gloves. They will keep your faggoty weak-ass pathetic nesh hands warm even if they're wet.

[unixman]

Thinsulate ones are quite good.

[SlipTheJab]

Wear neoprene gloves. They will keep your faggoty weak-ass pathetic nesh hands warm even if they're wet.

+1 And get some Vic to rub on your chest while you're at it!

[MrMarkyMark]

FTFY

+1 And get some Vic to rub on your ring piece while you're at it!

[PurpleGorilla]

They cost money if they are of decent quality.

Mine are nice. £15 sainsburys

[NotAllThere]

Ski gloves. Thin ski gloves - help me please, snowHeads ski forum