The best deep-winter cycling glove deals for Cyber Monday 2023, now from as little as $15 / £13

dhb Aeron Lab All Winter Polartec glove: was $65.00, now $22.99 at Wiggle

With 65% off retail, these might win the prize for best winter glove deal this Cyber Monday. For those who like warm hands without the bulk, the Aeron Lab gloves balance protection against the elements with a level of breathability and with a consideration for weight too - a good match for winter racing and training.

dhb Windproof cycling gloves: were $41.00, now $14.99 at Wiggle

To fight off the cold winds that often accompany winter riding, this dhb glove uses a windproof fabric on the top of the glove alongside a fleece lining for extra comfort and warmth. Other details include touchscreen-friendly finger tips, a padded palm and a microfiber nose wipe. These have dropped again in price and are now below $15.00!

Castelli Perfetto Light glove: was $59.99, now $44.99 at Competitive Cyclist

Some days a deep winter glove is overkill. For those milder winter days the Perfetto Light provides a barrier against the wind and rain thanks to the Gore-Tex Infinium material, without having the bulkier insulation associated with mitts designed for freezing temps. The result is light and sleek glove befitting the name. Currently available in a full range of sizes.

Gorewear Gore Windstopper Thermo gloves: were $90, now from $55.93 at REI

The Thermo gloves are designed to fend off the cold and the wet without resorting to too much bulk. To keep them lightweight Gore uses its tried-and-tested Windstopper fabric  that not only combats the wind but is also water resistant and breathable. Other details include a nose wipe and reflective logos.

Sportful Giara Thermal Gloves: were $49.99, now $25.77 at Mike's Bikes

Sportful's Thermal Giara gloves are designed to be wind and water resistant, providing comfort down to 41°F (5°C). They feature a new design tailored to the demands of gravel riding, featuring tougher materials to shrug off snags and scrapes, as well as gel inserts to provide more cushion over bumpy terrain. Now in larger sizes only.

Gore C3 Infinium Gloves: were $80.00, now $60 at Competitive Cyclist

The deal on these applies to the black and yellow and black and red gloves. As the name would suggest, these use a 3D pre-moulded construction with lots of stretch to provide the perfect fit, ensuring good dexterity and handlebar feel. They're relatively lightweight, at 55g, water-resistant and windproof. 

dhb Extreme Winter Gloves: were $56.00, now $20.99 at Wiggle

As the name suggests, these gloves are created for the coldest days. To keep your hands warm they combine  hollow-fill insulation with a fleece lining, while the outer has a waterproof membrane to keep you dry. Other details include a velcro wrist fastening, padded palms and a reflective logo for improved visibility. These have dropped again in price and now are more than 60% less than retail.

Pearl Izumi Thermal gloves: were $30.00, now $22.50 at Pearl Izumi

A simple, slim fit pair of cycling gloves with a brushed thermal back hand and synthetic leather palm. These won't be super warm, but will offer some extra protection without limiting dexterity. The index finger is touch screen compatible. 

Endura Pro SL Primaloft Waterproof gloves: were $62.99, now $49.34 at Merlin Cycles Jenson USA

Stretchy gloves with a waterproof and breathable internal membrane paired with a Primaloft insulation liner. The palm is synthetic leather, whilst the cuff is extended to ensure chills don't travel up your arm. 

dhb Aeron Lab All Winter Polartec Gloves: were £50, now £20 at Wiggle

These are designed as a low bulk alternative to many winter gloves that can get a little cumbersome. To achieve this dhb has used Polartec's Power Shield Pro softshell material for the outer alongside its Alpha Direct fleece lining - together they are designed to keep your hands warm and dryp while still allowing them them to breath. These have dropped another £10 in recent days.

Gorewear Thermo Windstopper gloves: were £70.00, now from £55.00 at Sigma Sports

The Thermo gloves are both rain and windproof, with additional warmth coming from a cozy fleece lining. The cheapest option here is is the black glove with neon yellow accents, which is ideally suited to winter riding when light conditions are often on the gloomy side.

dhb Windproof cycling gloves: were £32, now £13 at Wiggle

Another price drop sees these windproof gloves drop below £15. They blend windproof fabric on the top of the glove alongside a fleece lining for additional warmth. Other details include touchscreen-friendly finger tips, a padded palm and a microfiber nose wipe. 

Giro 100 Proof Winter Gloves: were £84.99, now £66.99 at Tredz

'Lobster' style gloves are recommended for riders who really struggle with cold hands. They keep your index to little fingers enclosed in one section, separating your thumb and forefinger so you still have the same control of the shifters and brakes. These use a High-Loft fabric from Polartec - who really are experts at deep winter material - with a deep-pile fleece lining inside. Cosy. 

dhb Extreme Winter Gloves: were £45.00, now £18.00 at Wiggle

When it gets seriously cold, you need a glove that can keep your hands both warm and dry. To achieve this dhb uses a hollow-fill insulation and a fleece lining for warmth, with a waterproof membrane on the top of the glove to keep the rain at bay. The gloves also feature padded palms and a reflective logo for improved visibility. Another price drop means they are now 60% off retail.

Castelli Estremo Glove: were £125, now £99.00 at Sigma Sports 

Castelli itself calls this glove its 'warmest winter glove'. Considering the fame of some of its other pairs, that is a good omen. The inner is fleece lined, whilst the outer uses Windstopper fabric that promises wind and water resistance. Silicone detailing on the palm offers grip, whist the closure system features Neoprene to keep drips out. The suggested temperature range is -5-5°C, or 23-40°F. We were impressed when we reviewed the Estremo. 

Wiggle does have the gloves at a cheaper price but only in a 2XL size (see below)

Price check: £81.49 at Wiggle

Altura Nightvision Insulated Waterproof gloves: were £45.00, now £32.99 at Tredz

Winter riding often means low light and generally gloomy conditions. To aid your visibility in these conditions the Altura gloves feature a bold reflective print on the top. As for keeping you warm and dry, they use 8K / 8K waterproof and breathable membrane and feature a long cuff. Other details include touchscreen compatible fingertips.

Sportful Sottozero Glove: were £70.00, now £48.99 at Amazon

A softshell construction with PrimaLoft fabric providing insulation, and a light fleece lining. The artificial leather palm offers silicone grip, and these promise water-resistance as well as touch screen compatibility. We rate them highly, as you can read in our review.

Castelli Perfetto RoS gloves: were £85, now £57 at Sigma Sports

As the name states, the Perfetto RoS (Rain or Shine) gloves are made for winter cycling in both wet and dry conditions. These are so good they won an Editor's Choice award in 2020. Gore-Tex Infinium fabric is used in the outer, it's windproof and water-resistant, whilst a fleece lining adds to insulation.

Gore C3 Infinium Gloves: were £54.00, now from £37 at Sigma Sports

These gloves are all about providing warmth with good dexterity, they use a 3D pre-moulded construction to aid fit, and are fairly lightweight, coming in at 55g - but they're still water-resistant and windproof. These are a good option if you want a little extra warmth, without too much bulk.

Endura Strike Waterproof gloves: were £44.99, now £34.99 at Tredz

Endura has designed these to be an 'all-rounder', balancing low bulk with warmth and waterproofing. The outer is a stretch fabric with a DWR finish whilst the palm is durable synthetic leather. The cuff is extended, to go under or over jersey/jacket sleeves, with a Velcro fastener.