Any recommendations for under-the-cuff gloves/mitts?

[DosasNMimosas]

any recommendations for under-the-cuff gloves/mitts?

I want something warm and stylish, but not too bulky. Additionally, i want something that's not too expensive (i.e. under $60)

 

[NinetyFour]

I ride with a Swany Toaster Norse in black.

http://www.swanyamerica.com/p/norse/mens_toaster?pp=12&pp=12

Now I realize that it has the big cuffs on it to go outside of a jacket, but I've never had a problem stuffing it inside of my jacket cuffs. If you absolutely hate that though, Swany makes lots of nice stuff that's worth checking out on that site.

Good luck on your search!

 

[DosasNMimosas]

yeah i have those exact mitts, but the cuff is too big for the cuff on my preferred jacket... i never knew they made under-the-cuff gloves... ill go check them out thanks +k

 

[gpitcher]

The last few pairs of mittens I have had have worked very well. They are stylish, warm, and effective. I have had a few pairs of Dakine mitts, including the Tanner Hall mitts, and a pair of armada leather mitts. The cuffs all fit nicely with my saga and north face jackets. I will post the links to them below.
http://armadaskis.com/product/gloves/b-dog-mitt/
http://www.dakine.com/p/ski/gloves/mens/elias-elhardt-team-fillmore-mitt
http://www.dakine.com/p/ski/gloves/mens/tanner-hall-team-fillmore-mitt

 

[cydwhit]

Depending on your definition of style insulated work gloves (like Kinko's) are the bomb...Throw some snow seal on there and never have cold hands again, plus they last forever...

 

[Barefootin_Fiend]

hestra seth morrison gloves. not under 60 but worth every penny.

 

[DosasNMimosas]

3 finger or gloves? because i have the cash but are they really that warm?