🚴 GORE WEAR Men's Waterproof Bike Gloves: Unbeatable Protection for All-Weather Cycling Review

I ordered extra large and they will send you an extra large EU size instead. They fit snugly around the wrists and the material inside is similar to paper. I haven't tested them in cold winds yet as the average local ambient temperature here during the day is still 65 degrees.

Used on a recent trip to Iceland. They kept my hands dry in very rainy weather and made it very easy for me to take photos with my phone. They are not designed to be very warm so you will need to use some pads if needed. For their purpose, however, they do an excellent job of keeping hands dry while still allowing for some dexterity. Highly recommended!

Bought these for autumn/winter cycling and was really impressed with their quality and performance. . I've worn them in cold and dry weather down to 29F and in wet temperatures down to 40F and they've kept my hands and fingers warm and dry in light to moderate rain. Haven't tested them in heavy rain yet but I expect they work fine. The only downside for me is that they sometimes get too warm, usually when the temp is 40(F) or 50(F). In such conditions, my hands sweat and some moisture is…

These gloves are expensive, as always Gore-Tex, but for me they were worth it. I've used them for a winter hike, a couple of bike rides, and for my daily bike ride. They definitely stop the wind and I haven't had my hands wet yet (which is crazy considering it's been raining every other day for months). Of course, these are rather standard specifications - what I really want to certify is the solid construction. I (unfortunately) crashed my bike into wet leaves while going down a steep hill…

Good quality gloves, there are a few minor imperfections. I used them extensively last winter and this winter. The fit is very good with great dexterity, the only issue I had was the wrist just above the cuff has no adjustment or stretch. While they fit my hands well when on, I find the gloves a bit difficult to put on due to my wrist. Earlier this winter, the stitching on the cuff where the cuff tab connects to the glove came undone. It's a little annoying, but it hasn't affected the work of…