Review on Cevapro Winter Gloves: Keep Your Hands Warm in Cold Weather While Enjoying Outdoor Activities - Hiking, Running, Cycling, and Climbing! by Steve Douglas

Size fits me. My hand size was towards the top of the medium size chart - I ordered a medium size and it fit great. I bought gloves for cycling in dry conditions at 25-50 degrees. My first ride with them was in about 35 degrees Fahrenheit. They worked well and seemed to provide adequate protection from the wind. The real test of wind protection comes in the future when I generate a lot of heat and humidity on a long climb. and then see if my hands stay relatively warm on a long descent. I've ridden in much colder temperatures (-50F) and can say from experience that as someone with Raynaud these gloves should easily fit most cyclists in similar conditions. These criteria also apply to runners. In my case, the blood flow in my arms is much better when running than when cycling, so I can use them in temperatures up to 15 degrees Fahrenheit without any problems. I'll probably try them next time I go cross-country skiing. .I like her. They live up to the expectations and may decide to have another pair. I will try to remember to update this review with more information in the future. UPDATE 1/19/21: The stitching on these gloves is below average. I just hand stitched the seam at the base of my thumb. The thread snapped, the fabric fell apart. After the repair I noticed that the same stitching on the other glove is starting to do the same thing. I use these gloves for cycling and wear a regular fingerless cycling glove in the palm of my hand to reduce wear and tear in that area. I've kept these gloves in pretty good condition so I'm surprised the stitching is unraveling. I'm not sure I would buy these gloves again.