Bar Mitts Cold Weather Mountain/Commuter Bike Neoprene Handlebar Mittens

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I actually like my Bar Mitts so much that I have started to keep them on my bike for any rides under 45 degrees (much to the chagrin of my friends, family, and dog). Now, I just throw on some summer-weight gloves—or no gloves at all—and enjoy my ride without fear of numb fingers, ever. (And make sure you invest in our chamois and embro set to stay protected from the cold.)

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If only used occasionally each year, these have the capability of lasting for a while. If people are continually riding outdoors, they might want to invest in something a bit more heavy-duty and with better materials.One of the best values to keep hands warm comes from CXWXC. It is sometimes difficult to find cheap options that work, but this is one people have been using for quite a long time. Finally, the reflection with these mittens helps out when visibility is a bit low. It never hurts to have a little bit more visibility on the bike. Instead of having to add other reflectors, this is just another way to be seen by others traveling around. I also think being able to unzip the sides of the old-Shimano-shifter model as temperatures warm is very useful, and I’d buy that model even if I had newer Shimano shifters (or Campy or SRAM) that don’t need a zipper for the cable.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Winter Cycling Gloves Why do I need cycling-specific winter gloves?There’s no cheaper way to insulate your hands in cold weather. With a pair of half-decent winter gloves and muffs over the top, you should be OK in even the coldest weather.