Down to -5 degrees C, which we've had some mornings this wk., I just wear a pair of long gloves with some padding, but not too thin. Sorry I haven't followed up on the brands. I buy several prs. on discount whenever something fits me properly and good for hand protection.

Down to -10 degrees C and colder, I must wear my winter lobster claw gloves or something thicker, since I have some Raynauld's Syndrome in my fingers. They do get cold faster compared to 15 yrs. ago. I ride as cold as -24 degrees C in winter. So when you get quite cold, you will choose warmth, durability, water repellency --regardless of brand, how cool it looks.