Incredible Gore winter cycling gloves go on sale for Black Friday

Gorewear C5 GORE-TEX Thermo: $90 $67.50 at Competitive Cyclist
25% off – The C5 Thermo gloves are the best overall pair in our winter gloves buying guide. The warmer bigger brother to the C5 Gore-Tex pair that are in the UK deal section. 

Want a quality, pair of warm winter gloves? Look no further. 25% off in four out of five sizes on CS. 

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Castelli Espresso GT Glove: $129.99 $84.49 at Competitive Cyclist
35% off – The Espresso GT gloves are some of Castelli’s deep winter heavy hitters. Take it from me they are really great winter gloves. 

The gloves have plenty of Primalft Gold insulation and a Polartec Neoshell membrane. Super soft and cosy inside, but they will keep you snug in freezing conditions and aren’t too bulky. 

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Pearl Izumi AmFIB lobster gloves: $85 $63.75 at Amazon
25% off  – Firm favourites here at Cycling News are the AmFIB lobster gloves from Pearl Izumi. Lobster gloves generally are warmer in the cold for lots of riders. These gloves have a long cuff, Polartec insulation and a handy red pull loop to help you take them off. 

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Castelli Perfetto RoS: £85 £65 at Merlin
24% off – We gave the Perfetto RoS gloves a perfect review score a few years back. They are very capable lightweight gloves that will suit those who value dexterity and don’t need absolute maximum protection, though they can handle some cold temps. 

They have a soft fleecy inside and use the legendary Gore-Tex Infinium to keep the wind out. I love reaching for them when riding hard when I don’t want much bulk.

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Gorewear C5 Gore-Tex gloves: £65 £52.02 at Amazon
20% off – I recently wore these gloves for two miserable hours during Storm Bert in the UK. They are medium weight and offer good dexterity whilst the quality is plain to see. 

They aren’t as soft and plush as the Endura’s below. But if you want quality gloves for a range of temperatures with a Gore-Tex membrane for the wet, take a look. They also work very well off the bike for walking. 

Endura Strike Gloves: £45.99 £23 at Endura
50% off – The Endura strike gloves are nice winter all-rounders and the blueberry colour is 50% off in a range of sizes. 

For the price, I guarantee you will be pleased. They have a good-length cuff with velcro closure, are touchscreen compatible, have a soft nose wipe panel and have reflective flashes.  The gloves are lovely and soft inside, have a waterproof membrane and a DWR coating.