🧤 High-performance Motorcycle Winter Gloves: Waterproof, Cold Weather Warmth, Carbon Fiber, Touch Screen, Windproof, Multi-functional for Riding, Skiing, Cycling - Men Women ATV UTV Scooter Snowmobile Mitts (Black, L) Review

Great gloves keep me warm on cold winter mornings. They're a bit big so using the phone can be a bit tricky, but nothing special.

These gloves met my expectations. Not too bulky. It wasn't very cold, but I rode in 32 degrees and my hands stayed warm. They're also waterproof, but I haven't had a chance to test them in the rain. Hand size according to the table.

I am returning these gloves very disappointed. You may notice that the seams on the right glove have come undone. That's how I got them. I thought I was getting a bargain, but these things are motorsport junk anyway. More like glorified snow or a sled glove. Poorly made, slippery and light. I would not recommend buying these. I ended up spending all my money and buying a pair of quality Joe Rocket sneakers. You can read my review there!

I live in Richmond where it's getting into 30's and 20's, they handle the wind really well and cover the wrists over the Jacket. Nice. The only thing that stands above something like this are heated gloves. The only negative I have to say is that these are winter gloves which are a little clunky and make it difficult to keep the throttle in the optimal spot. I have to constantly make small adjustments to keep it right. Nice and warm overall :) I was riding in 27 degree weather trying to be safe

For less than $27 I couldn't have asked for better. They are warm and comfortable, I ride my motorbike every day these days even though the temperature is in the 30s. in the morning and they do their work. There's a rubber strip on the side of my index finger that acts like a mop when I'm wiping my helmet's face shield, a great feature when it's raining. Speaking of rain, I've ridden in a drizzle, not a heavy downpour, and I can't confirm the waterproofing of the gloves, although I have no…

I've read a lot of reviews and got mixed reviews for these gloves. First let me say they are 100% worth their $20. I only used them for 2 days. The first day I cycled 90 minutes in 43 degree weather (65 mph) and the next day 2 hours in 39 degree weather (12 mph wind). at a speed of 60 miles per hour. My hands were fine. It wasn't until around 45 at this speed that I noticed a bit of discomfort, but that's to be expected with any glove at these speeds/temps. The touch screen worked perfectly…

Very warm gloves. I don't drive highway speeds, so I can't tell what they might be like if you're going in the 65s. But riding my electric scooter in the cold at 25 was easy, pun intended. In order for them to fit snugly, you need to pull the glove down and then attach the strap directly to the base of the hand. This helps make your fingers as flexible as possible. However, these are still fairly thick winter gloves and you lose some dexterity. The solution is to get used to it and drive a…