🚴 Winter Unisex Yanqueens Mountain Bike Handlebar Mittens Gloves: Ultimate Hands Warmer Covers for Your Bicycle! Review

I use them for mountain biking in Michigan in the winter. They are easy to attach and hold up great. I can leave them on the handlebars while riding my bike in the back of a truck on the freeway and not worry about them falling off. Great product at a great price!

These bar gloves will keep your hand warm in cold weather. I only use them when the temperature drops to 10 degrees Fahrenheit or below. Much warmer than 10 degrees, I only use a pair of warm gloves as bar gloves get too warm. With these handlebar gloves I can confidently ride in a cold winter.

They arrived quickly and were very easy to fit. My son has frostbite and we live in the eastern part of the Wee am See. It can be very cold and windy. This helped reduce the wind. His fingers were protected, which really helped keep them from going completely numb. A very big bonus in my book as a mother. So for those who don't have frostbite, they will keep your fingers very hot.

They are very nice and well made and keep my hands warm at 12F with relatively light gloves (mountain biking). While it's good that they're not huge and bulky, they're just too small. The handlebar opening isn't big enough to release the cables and fully zip up (SRAM Guide brakes, 1x11 gearing, usual modern stuff) and the hand holes are too narrow, making it difficult for me to put my thumb to the Jump to move gears. Transmission.

I can only say that they protect the driver's hands from the wind. But they alone do not warm your hands. The worst thing is that they are too small inside. There is no place to use the brake levers or gear shifters. This causes your hands to be constantly in contact with their insides and your hands get cold because the cold goes straight through them as the insulation is very poor.

I ride a Trek 7.4 as a commuter bike. Covers should be worn on the paddles and brakes, but that's okay. It's a little cramped there, but if you don't have to take your hands off the steering wheel often, no problem. If you find yourself taking your hands off the wheel, I would suggest buying gloves or mittens instead. Otherwise I ride with cycling gloves and these mittens when the weather is 20-30 degrees and with my bare hands when it is over 30 degrees. 50 and stay comfortable. For 13€ I am…

I waited several weeks to use these heaters before writing this review. Initially, I wasn't sure how to shift and brake with handlebar-mounted heaters. It turns out that this is not a problem at all. I have the ends of the rods so I cut out holes and poke them through. These things are very warm, I've ridden all winter and no longer need heavy gloves to keep me warm. You can ride with the zips open to cool off, which is a must, otherwise you'll get too hot. I'm driving in Montreal, this winter…