100 BRISKER Weather Motocross Mountain Review

I wear them for my travels 25-45F. When it gets colder, I wear 45North gloves. I also use them for winter riding or whatever. I've also taken them on sub-zero hikes. They're pretty durable. Not waterproof. I tend to have wide hands and can really get my hands on them and don't have flexible fingertips which is nice. The only glove that could keep up was the TLD Ace cold-weather glove, but it's been out of production for a long time.

Overall I give 5 stars. I've only used them for running so far, but I've done it a few times in around 10F and my hands haven't been cold. As befits cycling gloves, they fit snugly and are comfortable. They're thin, at least compared to typical cold-weather/ski gloves, but they're nice and warm when you're active. I put 4 stars for warmth because I don't think they will be warm if you're outside and not active. When running, your hands really sweat a bit in it - a thin wind protection should be

These gloves were recommended to me by a friend. They are of good quality and beautifully finished. My only issue with them is that even though I bought the largest size available, they are still too small. I can struggle with them, but they are so tight I can only wear them for about 15 minutes before I NEED to take them off. Even with this caveat, they still serve the main purpose I bought them for. This goal is to scrape ice and snow off the car's windshield and then hold on to that "block…

Used them at UP Michigan in late October/early November. snow on the ground. Great ride! The outside of the gloves was wet with snow and puddles, but the hands were dry and fried. Made the mistake of just tossing the gloves in a bag at the end of the day - they need airing - so they smelled pretty bad. I washed them, threw them in the dryer and one of the Velcro and on the wrist was separating from the glove itself but was still stuck to the other side. I applied some super glue and it's back…