Cycling in cold winter weather can be tough on your hands, one or two pairs of well-chosen gloves for cycling can boost warmth and comfort. I find they generally motivate you more to get out into the ...

It's officially winter, a.k.a. a seriously magical time of year — but it also means it's seriously cold, meaning that it's time to find out where to buy the warmest gloves that keep your fingers nice ...

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"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." While your winter coats and beanie hats provide some protection, you must keep those precious hands warm ...

If you need gloves that won't stop you from interacting with your tech, then these are great. Plus, the brand mentions that they are made with Alpin-Wool Plus fabric and a soft fleece interior, which ...

Hopefully by now your winter wardrobe is well stocked with all the essentials: snuggly sweaters, durable boots, protective coats and toasty fleece-lined leggings. But now we want to talk about another ...

While mittens may seem like the warmest option during the colder months, they aren't always stylish. Chunky knits and monochromatic colors are usually a safe bet, but they're sometimes a little boring ...

The key to keeping warm in the winter is making sure three places are covered: hands, feet and head. While the hands and feet usually come down to how fashionable you think you need to be, what you ...

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