Running Gloves - Keep Your Fingers Warm and Toasty

Chuck — Tue, 31 Oct 2006 17:48:00 -0500

For some reason, I have issues keeping my extremities warm, no matter what type of gear I use. Is it just me? When my toes or fingers get cold, I’m done for the day. Whether it’s snowboarding, cycling or running, once my digits get too cold, it’s game over, get me a cup of hot chocolate and into a hot shower.

For you runners out there, check out these five running gloves tested by Runner’s World that will keep your fingers nice and warm. All of the recommended gloves are under $35.

180s Convertible Glove - “A great all-around glove. Our runners loved its warm-yet-lightweight micropoly interior and superthin water-resistant retractable hood that turns the Convertible into a glove or a mitten.”
Brooks HVAC Gloves - “Ideal for a range of temperatures, this glove uses strands of silver, which supposedly help keep your hands at a constant temperature. We were skeptical, but it kept our tester warm.”
Asics Winter Run Hybrid Glove - “Although the polyurethane-coated hood of this fingerless glove is a bit bulky, it keeps bare fingers out of the elements without sacrificing dexterity.”
SmartWool Synergy Glove - “A great option for milder days, the Synergy features a blend of SmartWool and nylon, giving you the traditional warmth of wool, plus the added wicking ability of nylon.”
Adidas UltraTech Running Glove - “The thin UltraTech is good for chilly mornings. It has a soft material over the thumb (perfect for the occasional nose wipe) and three reflective strips to keep you visible on early morning runs.”

For me, the SmartWool Synergy Glove appears to be the best fit for San Francisco weather, where it rarely gets colder than the upper 40s. I’m also a huge fan of SmartWool products. Despite the shorter and colder days, pick up a pair of running gloves, keep your fingers warm and “run, Forrest, run!”

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Running Gloves - Keep Your Fingers Warm and Toasty