KEMIMOTO Motorcycle Winter Gloves Men Women Waterproof Cold Weather Warm Carbon Fiber Gauntlet Touch Screen Riding Windproof Enduro ATV UTV Scooter Snowmobile Black L

I normally wear the Alpinestars SP-8 V3 gloves, but picked these up for the colder months and I'm happy I did. They do a good job at keeping my hands warm, they are super comfortable and I don't feel like I lose any dexterity or feel because of the thicker gloves. The touch screen works, I just wish the thumb also had a touch screen pad. My work around is to have spotify on car mode so the buttons are big. Would recommend.

I like to ride my motorcycle in the winter when there is no snow on the roads. I ride in Utah, so it can get a little cold. My motorcycle rides were pretty short when I wore my summer motorcycle gloves. When I got home, my hands were freezing. Now I wear my new winter motorcycle gloves. What a difference. After riding for 30 miles my hands get a little cool, but never cold.

I was surprised when I put these on for the first time, they're incredibly comfortable. As for warmth, they're a small upgrade over my vented Alpinestars gloves, but if you ride in temperatures below 40F, you're still gonna have numb fingers after 30 or so minutes of riding. I ride in 20-30 degree weather and my hands are ice cold and numb after a 30 minute ride, but for the price I can't complain. Above 50, I put my summer gloves back on but if you're more sensitive to cold, these are probably ideal at the 40-60 range.The touchscreen controls are awful. I have to try multiple taps at different angles to get it to register because the gloves are so bulky. If there was any one thing that needs to be improved, it's this. It works, and I guess for the price it's fine, but they definitely get frustrating.

I use them in NY when I am doing delivery on my moped. They don't keep you warm inside but they do block off some of the cold. You won't know what I mean until you try'em on and ride during the winter season. My hand is always cold when I take them off. So in short it protects you from freezing but still cold.

Works well for me 35-50F. Great wind protection. Gloves at times will get cold on the outer layer naturally with wind chill, but man these work great. You feel the wind hitting the gloves but these stop the wind penetration. The gloves will eventually become cold as a no brainer because of the cold, but they stop the “through the glove wind chill”. If your needing or wanting just a touch more “in the glove”heat for longer rides on the cheap, buy a set of cheap brown jersey gloves and wear under these windproof gloves. Worked for me at least

The product quality is what you pay for!Unfortunately for my fingers it didn’t hold up to the cold wind, it’s sort of waterproof but not as it states, I would say get $50 bucks more and buy the sedici waterproof ones or an actual snow glove, they are not as protective as a motorcycle glove but it’s definitely gonna be the same as this one with the difference of you not freezing up ur hands

They kept my hands warm in 60 degree weather while I was wearing them in a rainstorm, seem to keep my hands warm and dry. Inside gloves my hands got damp but not sure if it was from the rain or hands sweating. I would recommend these gloves.

They are what you would expect for the price. Decent winter gloves. Pretty warm, I bought them for the palm pad and the knuckle protection, hoping they would be light weight enough for summer use, nope. They're pretty toasty and will be good in winter. The only thing I really didn't like was I ordered XXl and the carbon knuckles were probably made to fit the smallest size, so the carbon knuckles are way narrower than my actual knuckles, so it kind of makes me look like a mutant with wide hands but tiny little knuckles lol but they're pretty decent gloves overall. And the palm pad seems like it might help in a wreck, it's pretty small but seems to be in a pretty good place if you were to go down and try and stop your fall by putting your hands out in front of you. No rain yet so I can't attest to their waterproofness. Happy riding!

Ok, size wise, I wear medium disposable gloves at work. These are a medium and fit snugly.As for warmth; it’s a cold clear winter’s day here in Tasmania. Temperature is 10 degrees. Snow on the surrounding mountains. I’ve just gone on a forty minute ride and my finger tips are numbI ride a cruiser so my hands are exposed and I was going around 100km hourI had hoped for better but at $36 what can I really expect