I hate cycling with cold hands, these are the cosiest cycling gloves to look out for this Cyber Monday

Gorewear C5 Gore-tex Thermo Glove: Was $90 Now $67.50  | Save 25% at Competitive Cyclist

This, the most recent version of Gorewear's classic winter glove, is a stunner. Plenty warm enough for near-freezing conditions, it's not too bulky for rapid gear changes or operating head units. Our favourite, the neon version, is probably visible from space.

Castelli Espresso GT Glove: Was $129.99 Now $84.49  | Save 35% at Competitive Cyclist

One of my favourite pairs of gloves, I've never suffered cold hands in these, even when the temperature has dropped to less than 5°C (41°F). It's surprising because they are a slim fit, helped by that long zip. The palm grips are spot on.

Pearl Izumi Amfib Lite Gloves: Was $55.00 Now $41.25  | Save 25% at Competitive Cyclist

As the name suggests, this is Pearl Izumi's lite version of its well-regarded winter glove, and arguably a better choice for rides that start cold but heat up 30 minutes in. It has only half the insulation of the full-fat version, making it better for warmer, more intense riding.

Sealskinz Barwick Extreme Cold: Was $105.00 Now $72.93  | Save 30% at REI

You can tell from the split-finger design that these gloves are intended for extreme cold. They're not the most agile gloves for dextrous handiwork, but boy will they keep you warm. Not recommended for intense activity in warm weather!

Castelli Perfetto RoS Glove: Was $69.99 Now $45.49 | Save 35% at Competitive Cyclist

These versatile gloves, part of Castelli's well-regarded Rain or Shine line, are perfect for changeable conditions. Gore-Tex Infinium fabric keeps them waterproof but they're comfortable enough to wear when the weather brightens too. Strategically placed padding reduces road vibration.

Gorewear C5 Gore-tex Thermo Glove: Was £74.99 Now £55.99| Save 25% at Amazon

I've upgraded to these for 2024 and so far I love them. They're plenty warm enough for near-freezing conditions, it's not too bulky that dexterity becomes a problem. Our favourite, the neon version, is super bright, but that's a good thing in dark wintery conditions.

Rapha Deep Winter Gloves: Was £150 Now £112.50 | Save 25% at Rapha

Here's a chance to catch a real bargain. These waterproof, technical gloves have been developed for the worst British cold, wet, rides but the price is ordinarily eye-wateringly expensive. Save yourself freezing hands and almost £40 this Cyber Monday.