Review on 🧤 Ultimate Protection and Warmth: Bar Mitts Neoprene Handlebar Mittens for Cold Weather Mountain/Commuter Biking by Jose Miller

Cold hands or cold feet ruin riding. And these things really help. They were easy to put on and at first it was a bit different getting your hand in and out (putting your hand back on the bars rather than taking them off). But eventually when the gloves break in they tend to stay more where they were as they had a great tendency to want to be more closed when I first got them and then it becomes second nature, as if they didn't even exist. . Don't be afraid to adjust them here and there to get the best angle. But now my hands almost never get cold after 2.5 hours of driving in 5 degree weather. So far only a few cons. One is the price. To be tangible, $50 seems a bit steep. But that is quickly made up for by what they do for you. And frankly, this is the cheapest option in this category. I also have a tear after half a dozen rides. There have been many instances where they have been hit by flying branches or I have had to drive through part of the bush to avoid ice or ruts on the trail. I'm pretty sure it was. It's hard to blame a product when we all know how sharp those broken branches or twigs can be. All in all, a must-buy for mountain bikers at this price. If they are stolen tomorrow I will replace them without hesitation.