Winter Cycling Gloves with Zipper Pockets & Touch Screen | Waterproof & Reinforced | Gel Padded Sports Gloves Review

Perfect for those cold winter mornings when you need to park your car or clear your driveway. I love that they have a pocket that I can use for a hand warmer. Haven't sled them yet but I bet they will be great. They are very true to size so make sure you get the right fit. I have small hands so it's difficult to find gloves that are small enough and not childish.

Great gloves keep me warm very soft inside doesn't look like a zip poor quality looks good material seems to hold and feels stretched in some places. The outer fabric is soft but sticky on the palms. I think a zip pocket would be handy for runners and cyclists to carry around their DL plus cash or debit card without having to go out with a wallet. use it more anyway but otherwise great buy!

As winter approached I decided to use them as driving gloves. It's too early to know how warm they will be. Morning temperatures are below 30 degrees Fahrenheit and they keep my hands warm enough. When I get my gloves out of my tool box at work, I usually go for a size 10. The 10th is a little looser and the 9th is a little tighter. This pair is marked Large, they fit like a size 9 I think. I like the rubber strips on the palm and fingers. They hold the steering wheel very well. These gloves…

These are really good gloves for the price. I wear these gloves when I ride my quad bike, go to the post office, ride my motorcycle and when work involves working outside the home. We recently had 3 days in 30-40 degrees and these gloves keep my hands warm when I'm working in the garden. They also have slots that you can put money, a license or a credit card in. They are also perfect for hunting or checking game cameras. I can put my hunting license, hunting license or deer tags in my gloves…

These gloves look very elegant. They have a slim fit that offers good dexterity. They are well built with some nice extras. They have pads on the palms for cycling and rubber grips on the palms and fingers. The microfiber pads for touchscreen phones work well and feel comfortable. They provide only an average amount of heat. They have an inner fleece lining which helps, but if you've been in sub-zero temperatures you probably need thicker gloves. But if the glove was too thick you would lose…

I used the size chart and got an average size which turned out to be accurate. They fit.well.like a glove! ;) The circumference of my palm is 8 inches (or 7.75 inches if I pull it tight) and my middle finger is 3.25 inches long (including the nail). I already use a strap to hold the gloves together so I don't lose just one. The problem haunting this household. The touchscreen worked great for taking photos on my phone, but I doubt I'll try to send a text message. They're not cold enough with…

Advantages: Hand straps are the best feature! They help keep air entering the gloves to a minimum, which is nice; Second is the padding, which is amazing; Absorbs moisture well. In general, the gloves are comfortable. I'm probably between large and XL so I went for the large. It's a little tight, but after a few wears, they fit well. However, if you want a looser fit, choose XL. Cons: They're a bit bulky when trying to use the touchscreen. I've had worse, but it's average when it comes to this…

It is difficult to rate the product. I was looking for winter cycling gloves for cycling in cold weather. Reading reviews led me to this pair of gloves. I followed the sizing chart and bought a LARGE, my usual gloved type. Other buyers who chose XL commented that the fingers are too long? When they arrived they were tight! But some have mentioned giving them some socks - stretch a bit? The first time my fingers got cold within 20 minutes, yes it was 23 degrees! Now one more complaint - those…

I do a lot of hiking and horseback riding during the winter months and needed an all round cold weather glove. Rolling up my full-fingered cycling gloves wasn't helping to keep me warm anymore, so I tried them out and was pleasantly surprised. They're very warm and comfortable without being too bulky on your fingers, allowing you to access pockets or zippers without much fiddling. The handlebar pads in the palm are minimal but definitely help when riding, and the rubberized grip feels nice. The