Warm gloves at first but I have very thin fingers that dont hold heat well. For me they work for around 20 of snow shoveling before fingers are cold. Likely would work better if I was just walking and not pushing fingers against edges the whole time.

I had ordered it for my s.o who has been an Electrician by trade after 28 years. He recently started having pain/swelling in his joints from repetitive motion. I had heard about these type of gloves and the relief it gave others so he decided to try it. Other than it not being touch screen friendly as advertised they were great and did exactly as noted in regards to pain and swelling. In fact I'm ordering the fingerless ones for myself. Id recommend these to anyone suffering from joint pain…

Touch screen fingertips dont work most of the time. My hands still get really cold, especially if it is raining. They are comfortable but other than that I give them a big no.

These are not motorcycle gloves. They do not block cold wind and there is too much loose material to grip the motorcycle hand grips and controls properly. They also do not provide any protection if you go down. Good deal for warm winter gloves, but not good for motorcycles.

Overall, I enjoy the gloves. They are super warm and have thus far kept my hands quite balmy in the first weeks of cold and snow. They stay nice and warm in the wind and no water has trickled in, which is nice. The only downsides might be that they are a bit expensive, and seem to be long in the thumbs and pointer finger. I might have odd shaped hands but when the thumbs bend back, the ability to use them on a phone is all but useless.

So far I am very happy with the gloves. I bought them in anticipation of our typical Chicago winters. I have not yet had cause to use them as the temps haven't dipped to that point yet but the fit and construction are both good and I am quite happy with that so far. Compared to other gloves I can say you do feel a generation of heat when you put them on as they do seem to hold in body heat from your hands well but as far as a test in the cold that hasn't happened yet

These are a good value for $25. They've got a good bulk to them, and my hands stay nice and warm in them. The fingertips work well on touchscreen devices although the fingertips sometimes are a bit bulky for any real fine work on those devices. I wish they had a bit of a more grippy material on the palm side of the gloves. The material is nice, but it's a bit slippery on my steering wheel.

These are excellent gloves for the money. Warm and windproof (and maybe waterproof). They seem to run a little big but probably not an entire size.

Bought these for my son for sled riding and playing in the snow. What a great purchase, he was out sledding for 2 hours and when he came in his fingers were nice and toasty.the inside of the gloves were warm as well. He only wore them once so far. I think they will hold up from a 12 year olds shenanigans. Happy with the purchase

I ordered two different pairs of gloves off of Revain at the same time and both were small. XL should have been a little big for my hands by they were very tight. They look like good gloves but I don't understand why this happens. Hand size should be universal when ordering off of Revain. Disappointed.

Not good for motorcycling. You can work brake/clutch, but get used to using hand signals for turning, because no way will you be able to find the switches with your thumbs. Way too thick to do anything practical with fingers. not really any better than mittens in this regard. The touchscreen function sucks, not accurate and doesn't always pick up. They are pretty warm. but they'd better be for as thick as they are.

I ride my motorcycle until they throw salt on the roads every year. I live in Wisconsin so the temps could be in the single digits. Comfort wise, these are great. They will not keep your hands warm below like 30 or 40 degrees. That was the only disappointing part

There is about an inch of extra fabric in the fingertips of there gloves so it makes the feature of using smart phones false. The dexterity of these gloves make it extremely hard to do anything other then hold a steering wheel or shovel snow. I would be very upset if I baught these to ride motorcycle as advertised because I feel it would be unsafe due to the dexterity lose. This can be expected for $20 gloves. As a side note I dont see how they as supposed to keep your hands warm in -30 degrees

These gloves are perfect for me. I love to be out in the snow and cold weather, especially when I am dressed properly. The key is to keep your hands and feet warm and dry. Living in the NYC metro area we are so close to the coast. Than makes our snow is wet and very heavy. These gloves are absolutely fantastic at taking care of me hands through our New York winters. Love them so much I bought a back up pair.

These gloves are so great, I've ordered a few pairs just in case the ones I bought in 2018 ever wear out. I wear them almost daily during winter in Alaska, both for day to day activities as well as outdoor recreation.