DEFEET ET Dura Glove

These have been my favorite everyday gloves for about a decade. This is at least the third or fourth pair I've bought. I understand the fingers are too long for most people but they fit me perfectly, which is one reason I've been so loyal to the product. I also love that they are fairly thin yet also plenty warm for fall/spring in the Northeast. This pair, however--which are the first touchscreen-compatible ones I've had--were terrible. The index finger tip of the right hand glove developed a hole after being worn literally 3-4 times. My other ones also developed holes but that was after a couple of years of heavy use (bike commuting + daily wear in chilly weather). I'm super sad that these are no longer going to work for me.

My wife has a "thing" for shoes and handbags...I have a "thing" for cycling gloves. Since I found these, they are my hands-down (no pun intended) favorite. The key is the wool--it wicks away sweat and the gloves and my hands stay dry, which is most of the battle in staying warm. I can wear these ranging from low 50s all the way down to just above freezing (if not windy). If it's windy, a windproof overglove is all that's needed. I have many other gloves, but these are the go-to.My first pair was the original, but these have the touch-screen stuff knitted in. WIN! I used to have to use my nose...no longer.

These are my go to glove during the cycling shoulder seasons. They are surprisingly warm down to the low 40’s. I like the grippy silicone on the palms for a secure grip on the brake hoods and bars. These are thin enough to maintain a feel for the Di2 levers, yet maintain warmth. I originally bought these in large which was a bit too long in the fingers. Ordered these in medium for a perfect fit.

Have been purchasing these gloves for a number of years. At the current price, they provide little value. As stand alone gloves, they provide adequate warmth into the upper 20s (degrees F). Have used the gloves as a liner for mittens, or "lobster" mitts. The Touch Screen feature does not work at all, not even when the gloves are brand new.

Great gloves - I had no issue with sizing, just follow the size chart. They are medium weight but provide nice protection on the bike. I mainly use them as a liner on the bike, but also use them on their own as a regular glove. Even had a ride where they got really wet in the rain, still provided nice warmth

I've used many DeFeet products over the years, including the Duraglove wool ones. Since losing one of them last year I'm quite pleased to have my favorite gloves again, with the addition of the ET tech. Sooo nice to not have to take my gloves off to work my touch tech. They do run a bit large. Fortunately there's an easy fix for that with wool products--20 minutes in the dryer and they're good (then another washing in cold with other wool to refresh the lanolin in them).

These keep my hands warm. I double them up for below 40 degrees riding. Have to take them off to change my garmin touch screen. I've bought for several years.

Horrible fit. Extra material at base of hand. Fingers way too long. Wrist too tight. Switched to Torro wool gloves and never looking back.

Nel complesso un buon paio di guanti. Se fa freddissimo non ci si può aspettare che ti riscaldino ma fanno il loro dovere

J'ai acheté ces gants pour mon mari, qui est une photographe mais qui a l'arthrose. Ils sont parfait pour conduire, par cause des patches anti-glisse, et pour faire des photos, par cause des patches e-touch. J'ai la même chose en rose haute-vis, pour le vélo.

なかなか評判が良いので試しに買ってみました。サイズはSを選択。嵌めてみるとやや指の長さが足りないかな？と感じましたが、乗っていると気になりません。ちなみにRaphaではM、シマノではSを使っています。晩秋の雨の中(10℃前後)を1時間弱走ってみましたが指先の冷えはほとんど感じませんでした。意外と水が染み込んでくることもなく、ブラケットへのグリップも全く問題なし。ただ、肌と生地との間が結構滑ってしまい、ダンシング時に不安を感じました。晴天で掌にほどよく汗をかいている時などは、もしかしたら問題ないのかもしれません。総じて、短距離の通勤や平地ではかなり使えるが、ヒルクライム等でもがく場面ではやや不安といったところでしょうか。防寒性能はバッチリなので、インナーグローブとして使うのもアリかもしれません。