🧤 INBIKE Men's Winter Cycling Gloves - Windproof, Reflective, Thermal, Gel Pads, Touch Screen Compatible Review

I ride my bike all year round and temperatures here only drop to 20(F) for most of the winter. In a few days we will be entering puberty. My previous gloves were more expensive (from Castelli) and to be honest in 25F weather they lost heat throughout the ride. If I drove for more than 45 minutes, my hands would be very cold, even if my hands and gloves were warm. This morning I rolled at 25F. Before the ride I had to inflate the tires and a few other things which resulted in my hands and gloves

Having worn the gloves for quite a short time - about a month - I'm always glad I bought them. I bought these to fill a hole in my closet for 30 to 45*f trips and they did the job perfectly! Average). The mittens do a great job of protecting my jacket sleeves from the wind, which was a big issue with my last pair of gloves. They perform well in a variety of conditions - windy, dynamic club rides, smooth mountain bike rides and cyclocross laps. The only weather I haven't tested them in is heavy…

I have ridden in high 30F and low 40F temperatures several times with these gloves. Although I could probably wear a size larger, I bought XLG on purpose so my arms wouldn't get too tight. I survived two downpours in Portland, Oregon, not exactly heavy rain but enough to get you pretty wet at around 40F. My hands stayed warm and dry. Yes, after 4 hours my little fingers got a little cold as expected. Cannot meet your needs for long rides in sub-zero temperatures. I had no trouble braking or…

UPDATE: I returned my 1st order and received a replacement. It was raining in Los Angeles recently, so I didn't ride my bike to work. Everything was fine for the first week when I got back on the bike and then the strap on my right hand was loose again and was hanging on the track. I'm not rough with gloves and I don't pull too hard on the straps or anything like that. The gloves keep my hands warm but it's ridiculous that the straps can come loose on two different orders. I will no longer…

If the early morning temp is 33 degrees and a cold wind drops the temp to 28-29 and if your fingertips can't take it then you should get this one DO NOT use great design that CANNOT withstand temperatures below 49 F. It's very beautiful and comfortable. It has a great bright fluorescent reflector that helps be more visible. Water resistance was very good during a very rapid downpour at Christmas 2019 and a few days after no water had penetrated. My fingertips to knuckles turned blue, no cold…

I ordered size XXL, where the large size is the typical size I buy for normal gloves. It seems that cycling clothing always runs small. They fit well. I've used them three times so far. Paces ranged from teens to mid 30s. At first my fingers seem to get cold but as I progress through the 15 mile ride my hands get warm except in older teens. My fingers never got warm even after putting on a pair of polypropylene gloves. Yes, probably too cold. The rest of my hands were warm. The palm padding…