Gloves!

[Ag474]

Can anyone recommend gloves that really do keep our hands warm. I have spent a fortune over the years and still suffer so badly with cold hands

[HRHDeeDee]

Hi Ag474, I wear leather gloves that are lined inside. They keep my hands warm and dry. I have Raynauds and SLE. I hope this helps.

[roseter]

I always wear sheepskin mittens as isolating the fingers is not good. I also pop in some electric handwarmers when its really cold. Lidl are selling electric hand warmers at £12.99 really good!

[LadyTrundle]

I definitely rely on rechargeable battery heated gloves/ rechargeable 'hot rocks' inside mittens and rechargeable heated mittens - depending on what I am doing. In winter, or in summer with a breeze or in the shade, I have to have heat directly applied to my fingers and toes ... just keeping in the heat present in my fingers from my blood isn't enough!.

[Babette]

I picked up some cheap ski gloves from Aldi. They're really bulky but very warm and waterproof.

[pino99]

Unfortunately no. Gloves just don’t work for me and my hands just freeze inside them. What does work wonders is mittens with disposable hand warmers inside. Thoroughly recommend!

[KatieAnna]

I have severe secondary Raynauds and scleroderma. I wear fleece gloves inside sheepskin mittens and disposable hand warmers. I've tried heated ski mits but the heat isn't always where I need it. My fingers are always vulnerable at all times of the year so I always have my kit with me! Good luck.

[trunchalobesity]

I use ski gloves or sheepskin but definitely not tight as it can reduce circulation and make it worse x

[Fishie1]

Mittens are better if using hand warmers inside. I have a wonderful pair by Sears which are based in Canada although bought in UK.

[Krazykat26]

I've just invested in a muff. It's faux fur lovely n soft. I've put a silk scarf through so I can put it over my neck. It's fabulous for when you're sitting..I do a lot of sitting! 😹💜🌈😽😽Xx

[Poshcards]

pure sheepskin mittens and I use a mobility scooter so have to use the best x

[Ciaran34]

I wear light fleece gloves to bed at night when suffering and it really helps as does keeping my body really warm with long underwear