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Looking for a superior solution to keep your hands warm while you ride your motorcycle? Look no further than our men’s genuine leather, cold weather riding gloves! No matter when you choose to ride, do it while keeping your hands warm with these stylish and fitted leather gloves. We construct our fashionable and cozy gloves from real leather, meaning you can rely on them to last for years. Plus, these gloves aren’t just for one occasion! We’ve specifically designed these gloves to be used for a wide variety of activities. Whether you’re attending a business event, a wedding, or engaging in outdoor activities like bicycling, golf, or motorcycle riding, our gloves can give you the warm protection and grip your hands need. If you’re engaged in rough work or you need some extra heat for your hands, use these gloves as a thermal lining. They’ll slip under a pair of large gloves and cinch tight with their elastic at the wrist. They trap the heat inside, keeping your hands warm. Our gloves can fit most hand sizes and come in S, M, L, XL, and XXL. With a beautiful black coloring, these gloves will serve you well through all your parties or activities during the winter. Because of how versatile they are, these gloves make an excellent gift. Give them to your family members and friends whose hands need extra protection from the cold this season! Try our product for yourself and see how your hands can experience comfort and warmth this winter, regardless of what you’re doing.
P**6
NOT adequate for cold weather riding
I came across these while doing research for cold weather gloves and purchased due to the great reviews. Not sure what temperatures everyone else is riding in, but when I say COLD (i.e. January in New York City) I mean 16 degrees plus wind chill. When these gloves arrived and I tried them for the first (and last) time, it was 36 degrees. By the time I drove for 15 minutes my fingers were turning numb, and when I got home after 30 minutes of driving I was afraid I would lose some digits to frost bite. These might be good enough if you are walking in 40+ degree weather, but anything under 40 plus windchill and they are a big no-no.
S**Y
good gloves for cold and wet weather
the gloves work well when driving in town at temperatures lower than 30 deg F (or 0 deg C) and keep fingers warm. The coldest I used them was around 10F (-12 C) and the fingers stay flexible during 20-30 min rides. I used them in one thunderstorm and they keep the water out for about 20 minutes. A minor point is that the dye seems not to be uniform, I got 3-4 'white spots' near the wrists. No size guide is given for these gloves, so I used XXL which I also have in Gore running gloves.
C**.
They keep hands warm in the new england winter
I got these for my boyfriend and was looking for gloves flexible enough for riding -- these aren't too padded or anything in the fingers so that works. And I was looking for something to keep his hands warm riding in new england winters -- he said that every part of him was cold but his hands today. So I do recommend these especially for the price.
M**C
Great value, great feel, very warm.
I've been using these gloves for a few months now and and for the price, you CANNOT go wrong with these. I've ridden at about as low as 40 degrees and my hands have not been cold. Actually, after some long rides that my hands were actually sweating a bit. In fact, the only issue I have had with these gloves is after my hands sweat in them over the course of a few weeks the gloves begin to make my hands smell when I take them off.. I don't see any washing instructions on them so I haven't figured out how to do that yet without ruining them.These gloves don't feel so thick that I feel like I have to grip the handlebars harder (thus less fatigue) to feel like I have control. I'm not sure how well they would do in a crash and I hope I never get to post about it.
R**R
Good buy
Decent gloves for the price. Fingers, and thumb, just slightly long, but not a deal breaker. The leather is not top quality in my opinion but the gloves work in the 40’s with a liner in place. I have never owned a glove that completely kept my fingers warm for extended periods of time even in the 40’s. The cuff is really the only reason I bought the gloves. My thick leather jacket sleeve fits in there perfectly and snug. I had some air flowing up my arm with my other gloves, so these gloves work like a charm for that very reason. Less than 20 bucks and I’m golden. Durability could be an issue, but we will have to wait on that.
R**N
They run large
The feature that caught my eye is the zipper on the gauntlet that allows it to expand. I have another pair of leather gauntlet gloves that are very hard to pull over the cuffs of my leather riding jacket.These gloves seem to be good quality, but they run large. I measured my hand and ordered a size L based on the size chart. When I received them and tried them on I found I could pinch a good 3/4" of excess material at the side of my hand. These are motorcycle gloves and they need to fit snugly.I returned them and ordered a size M. These arrived yesterday and they fit very well. The zipper expander on the gauntlet makes it quite a bit easier to put them on.
R**Z
Nothing disappointing about these gloves!
These are great gloves. Very comfortable. My hands stayed incredibly warm, including my finger tips, on a 34° ride for 45 miles. No issues whatsoever! Have used several times since I purchased them and I would definitely purchase them again.
O**A
Warm but defective
I was so close to giving it a 5 star but idk if it's just s defect on mine or if it's on all but the inside "wool" is not stitched to the actual glove. so when pulling hand out the layer of wool comes out and it's so hard for me to put it back in so it matches my hand. Which in return doesnt allow my fingers to insert all the way into the glove and makes my hand feel so cramped in there. Will be returning and reordering in Hope's that it's just a decect in mine and not all are the same. Will post pictures of what I mean later.As far as warmth. I rode my motorcycle in roughly 45 degree weather (at night) at about 80mph. While my body was freezing my hands surprisingly stayed VERY warm.
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