🧤 Craft Sportswear Women's Hybrid Weather Mitten Glove for Bike Cycling Review

They protect your fingers from the wind while cycling, while allowing your fingers to be easily detached from the windscreen. I like the bright yellow color of the glove.

Fits over gloves with a thinner inner layer. The mitten cover allows you to cover as many fingers as you need or need for braking on the bike.

These gloves are ideal for sports. They are light. If it's cold outside, you can wear a mitten. If you've worn them as gloves for casual outdoor activities, I'm sure there are better options. To practise. Fabulous

Thin material, too thin to hold much heat. Too thin and not soft for cycling. Poor quality of stitching so they don't last long even if they were useful. Wouldn't recommend these gloves for cycling or cold weather.

Just did my first ride in these hybrid gloves and they are amazing! Fall day in northern Michigan, starting temp around 45F and windy. The gloves are the perfect weight. They kept my hands warm, but not too much. I really like the hybrid cover that you can put on your fingers in the rain or strong winds. I didn't use them today. The cover is sewn on and stays in place. When not in use, it tucks neatly into the glove cuff.

Order large, get medium. In fact it almost fitted, but one glove was exceptionally tight, Barley was able to put it on. Just sending back Wednesday but one glove I tried on seemed really good. I'm already looking forward to the next pair. Will update once both correct sizes are available. Received large, fits well. I wish there was more bike stuff in the palm of my hand and it was a little thinner than I would have liked. Nice color and should catch people's attention when I'm driving/running.

Very well made and very comfortable, one of the best running gloves I've ever had, thin enough for cool weather and warm enough for cold weather. I have big hands and size XXL fits great! Wind covers are great on cold, windy days while running and are barely noticeable when tucked away in a storage bag. I would not recommend them for cycling at all, especially in temperatures below 50-60 degrees. Whether you ride a road bike or a mountain bike, your fingers are exposed to the wind and freeze at

Either I didn't read the product description carefully enough or these gloves were designed by someone who doesn't take cycling seriously. If you're cycling for transport or in all weather, forget those gloves. They looked like they were made for cold weather, which I assumed. NO. They have a mitten that can be pulled over four fingers like in cold weather. Not when it's warm. But these gloves are thin! I can only wear them in spring or autumn. NOT in winter. I tried it yesterday in Chicago, in