Gloves - full finger

Premium gloves for all but the coldest winter days

Toasty with some rain defence and decent features, but not very flexible, or visible

Excellent winter gloves that keep your hands comfortable in truly awful conditions, but they are expensive

Excellent warmth and comfort levels, but concerns around durability for such a pricey product

Comfy, simple gloves for combating chills either on their own or beneath other gloves

Capable midwinter gloves that also perform well in milder weather

Comfortable, well made and effective gloves for at least two seasons of the year, and potentially more

Comfortable and protective, though only in a pretty narrow range of conditions

Good low-bulk, warm and comfortable gloves, though lacking in a couple of features

Easy-to-live-with gloves for dry, sub-zero conditions

Comfortable gloves that excel in genuinely challenging weather conditions, whether cold, wet or both

Extremely warm winter gloves that are suitable for the harshest conditions

Decent gloves for general riding, but a longer cuff would improve their weather-repelling capabilities

Very warm and comfortable for cold, dry days, if you can put up with the slight limit on dexterity

Subtle but impressive gloves with very good resistance to the worst of the weather, and suitable for road and beyond

A good set of gloves for cool and dry rides – though more protection against the elements would have been good

Ideal lightweight gloves for all kinds of riding, in all sorts of conditions

Minimally padded windproof gloves for dry conditions, with great dexterity and touchscreen compatibility

Fantastic reflectives, effective water resistance, good warmth and great build quality but they come up a bit small

No-nonsense winter cycling gloves that are warmer than they look – just check the sizing first

Beautifully windproof and warm gloves for dry zero-degree rides, but hampered by their lobster finger split

Great pair of gloves that keep out wintry weather while maintaining warmth – innovative use of pads too

Good gloves that'll keep you comfortable when it rains, but they're not truly waterproof

Very well-thought-out gloves that are comfortable, flexible and keep the elements at bay – but they are expensive

Nimble, warm and highly weather-resistant gloves whose lack of padding makes them best suited to road riders