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Royal Rainbow Wrist Length Matte Finish Gloves, Red
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These Royal Rainbow Wrist Length Matte Finish Gloves come in the most alluring range of colorsWith a solid opaque color and matte finish, they have a sleek and unified lookAvailable in one size fits most, they come in a lovely range of colors reminiscent of a rainbowGreat for to any uniform, dance or theater group, costume, or themed partyGreatlookz is an American company located in Scottsdale, AZ USA
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ColorRed
Height1 Inches
Length14 Inches
SizeOne Size
Width10 Inches

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u/TheloniusMonke ยท 1 pointr/bicycling

Under Armour running tights are nice for cold weather biking, and are often cheaper than cycling-specific tights. Or sweat pants?

Jacket weight depends on how warm you stay from exercise. The secret is in layering. You'll quickly find what works for you, as long as you have options available to try.

Having two lightweight and one mid-weight base layer tops plus a rain jacket, worn in any needed combination, will get you through most reasonable temperatures. A couple layers will block wind pretty effectively, but the rain jacket can block it the rest of the way (a hardshell over layers is like a medium weight winter coat). A plain sweatshirt/sweater or your fleece will also work as mid-weight layers.

Gloves: Plain cheap-o gloves for cool weather, probably a heavier pair once you get close to freezing temps. Instead of getting super heavy and expensive gloves for cold weather, a pair of wind-/water-resistant mitten shells adds a lot of warmth to any pair of gloves.

Good socks. Keep your feet warm (hard to do), or at least learn what "warm enough" means for you.

Under-helmet beanie.

Proper winter weather may take a little more (think ski goggles and a balaclava... covering all exposed skin). Generally, try to figure out what you can do without versus what makes it so uncomfortable as to be a disincentive.

TL;DR Under Armour (or similar) tights. For everything else, try various combinations of multiple light or medium weight layers until you find what works. It all depends on how easily you stay warm. Doesn't need to be fancy gear.