Gore Wear Men's Waterproof Bike Gloves

Good, quality gloves, a few minor drawbacks. I've used these extensively last winter and this winter. The fit is very well with excellent dexterity, the only problem I have with fit is that the wrist just above the cuff is not adjustable or stretchy. While they fit my hands great once they're on, getting my hands into the gloves is a little difficult because of the wrist. Early this winter the seam stitching gave out on the cuff, right where the cuff flap connects to the glove. It's a little annoying, but hasn't affected the functionality of the gloves yet. The touchscreen functionality is so-so, sometimes it works okay, other times not at all (iPhone 6S and 11). On both index fingers and one thumb, the touch film has started to peel off, though I'm not sure if that's a reflection of the glove quality or just how rough I am with them. In both heavy rain and wet snow, they have been completely waterproof so far, and have kept my hands warm (not hot, but comfortable). I would definitely buy another pair of these, and may end up doing so just to have an extra set, they are my new favorite gloves.

Used these twice. Low 40s one ride mid 40s to low 50s on the next ride. These gloves are wind proof! They are not necessarily warm but there is no outside air infiltration. My hands were never cold. Lower temps might change that. The inside of the glove has a papery feel when you put them on but once on the bike it isn’t bothersome. For me (size large) the thumb was a little short and the pinky was a bit long. Can’t say anything about the waterproof qualities (I really don’t intend to ride in the rain). Would buy again

Fantastic rain gloves for biking or commuting in moderate temperatures. Not much insulation here, so I wouldn't wear them in temps much below 45 or 50 unless you are going to be keeping your heart rate up there. Grip is outstanding. Tactile feel is superb. I have had these under a running tap, and submerged up to the wrist for 10 minutes without a single drop getting through. As long as you use a rain jacket with sleeves to shelter the wrists, your hands will stay dry. The wrist of the glove is fairly long to extend well up inside your sleeve, though this can make getting in and out of the gloves a bit of a tight fit. They do run on the rather small size, so follow the size guide very carefully, and if you like a little room in the glove, size up. I am usually an L, and ordered the XL based on the size guide, and if they were any smaller, I'd have to return them.

Gore Tex is a scam (research and you'll see). It's definetely not windproof. My hands freeze on a bicycle.

Bought these for Fall and Winter bike riding and I've been really impressed with their quality and performance so far. I've worn them in cold, dry temps as low as 29 F, and, wet temps in the low 40s (F), and, they've keep my hands and fingers warm and dry in light to moderate rain. I haven't tested them yet in heavy rain, but I expect they'll work just fine. The only con for me is that they tend to be too warm sometimes, usually when temps are in the 40s (F) or low 50s (F). In these temps, my hands tend to sweat and some dampness becomes noticeable within the gloves. I got these gloves on a sale ($58.00) and they're absolutely worth that price for my riding purposes. Durability-wise, time will tell, but I'm hoping to get at least several years of regular use out of these gloves.

Fit is ok, but touch screen use is less than 30%. Most of the time, touch screen doesn’t work compared with other gloves I’ve used. Also, fit is a bit tight for a large. Very waterproof though.

These gloves are expensive, as Gore-tex always is, but for me they were worth it. I've used these for a winter hike, a few bike rides, and on my daily commute to work on my bike. They definitely stop the wind and I've not had wet hands yet (which is crazy considering it has rained every other day for what seems to be months now). Of course, this is pretty standard information--what I really want to attest to is the sturdy construction. I (unfortunately) wrecked my bike on some wet leaves coming down a steep hill with a corner at the bottom (not great). I slid about 10 ft across the pavement, with my hands dragging on the ground for most of the slide. My gloves survived! I had a TINY hole on the back of one glove and it didn't even reach the second waterproof layer. I patched it with some tenacious tape and they look brand new. They saved my hands from getting some serious road rash. So thanks, Gore Wear.

When these arrived, the rain was subsiding so I haven't ridden with these on in really heavy rain. I've biked during a couple of moderate storms for 20 - 30 minutes at a time (to and from the train, home and/or work) and my hands stayed dry. I know these are at least good for moderate rain. They're not very warm, unfortunately, but that's a minor issue for me if my hands are dry.

Los compré para la MTB. Aún no los he probado con frío (0-5), que es la razón por la que los compré. El día que los probé, temperatura de 10 grados bien de temperatura y transpiración.

Très difficile de trouver des gants de vélo gore tex. Ceux ci sont effectivement bien anti pluie (testé volontairement sous un robinet, ça reste parfaitement sec). Je pense que vu le prix, il est difficile de trouver mieux. Si vous voulez faire un usage hiver (contre le froid donc), pensez bien à prendre une taille plus grande pour laisser de l’espace au bout des doigts. Si les prenez ajustés, vous aurez forcément froid. À mon sens ce sont les meilleurs gants hiver et imperméables du marché pour un budget raisonnable.

Excelente producto , la más alta calidad , caro pero vale la pena cada peso.

Zijn niet de originele dat kan je zien aan de kwaliteit ik heb ze retour gestuurd

Gloves are great. Strictly using the Gore Wear size guide indicated my size was Medium. I ordered Large whick fit well. Medium would have been too small. The gloves work poorly with a phone. The touch thing is a bit hit and miss.