GripGrabRIDE Waterproof Winter Cycling Gloves Windproof Thermal Padded Fleece Lined Cold Weather Warm Bicycle Glove

I measured the circumference of my hand carefully not pulling on the tape measure at 21.1 +/- 0.1 cm. My medium ones (for 20 to 21 cm) are a snug fit, with a small amount of loose fabric in the palm of my hand, so I think they are fine, the sizing is good, but I would not have them any tighter.The material on the back of the thumb seems to be a soft fleece like material so I think you can use it to wipe away sweat. These were a bargain when I bought them for £34.

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YUP they are WARM, always good to try things like this as we are all shapes and sizes. My partner loves these much better than his last pair. He rides all year long any weather and is tough on his area so it must last. worth the money.

Did about 45mins research and chose these gloves from the many products available. I was after a winter waterproof glove for cycling.Good pointsgreat visibility where needed, comfortable, sizing correct given hand measurements, good price. Seem waterproof.(spray and drizzle) but not tested in big wet yet. No impairment of function with my commuter bike with respect to braking, handle bar grip ( I have ergo grips)Bad pointsNeed thin underlay gloves to make them warm enough for me. I suffer a lot with cold peripheries.Can not use mobile phone with finger pads (Iphone 8)Overall am happy with them.

Comfortable, and good visibility. Confident riding.Important: if ordering, purchase size largerThese were bought with the Highland winter in mind. For this wet and icy climate, these gloves do not cope. Wet hands also drastically reduce cold protection.Will use these for short autumn and spring rides happily. Have since bought Sealskins "lobster" gloves for winter use.Note, when buying 'Winter Gloves', consider spending extra for longer cuffs.

I used these first when the temperature was around zero degrees and had no issues with the cold . I haven’t used them in the wet yet but so far I think they are great.

I read several cycling magazine reviews before ordering and one in particular said these gloves would handle '0' degrees temperatures. The gloves look great and fit well, but I've just tried them on a short ride in the wet with temperatures around +5 degrees (add wind chill) and my fingers were blue with cold. GripGrab offer similar gloves that are wind proof only and I wish I'd ordered these. I ordered the waterproof ones at around £55, so could have paid half this.

Ordered these for my partner and she is very impressed. She was looking for a glove that was actually waterproof as all the ones she had previously had got soaked through and was constantly having to put on wet gloves. We put the glove under a tap of running water for a minute and the water just ran off and did not soak through. Plus they are fleece lined and windproof. Bring on the wind and rain!!