Hikenture Winter Cycling Gloves for Men and Women – Thermal Full Finger Bike Gloves – Touch Screen Windproof Warm Non-Slip Road Mountain Bicycle Gloves for Running,Driving,Hiking,and Skiing

Works good
They are of good quality and are warm. Not for super cold temps tho. They don’t work too well if it’s colder than 30. You can use your phone with them! They fit well and aren’t super bulky. They are comfortable and flexible. The wind doesn’t go through them. Perfect for cycling or running.

Warm And Functional.
Nice gloves for cycling or other outdoor activities. Well made. Love the zippers on the back of the hands . It makes donning and doffing so much easier, especially if your hands are sweaty. The zippers are plastic so a little care is in order. I use them for cool to cold weather rides and they’re way better than the fingerless riding gloves or mechanic’s gloves I used to use. They stow easily in the back pouches of my cycling jacket. Little plastic clips keeps them together in storage.I bought the largest size available ( XXL) for my oversized hands. They fit snug, but not tight. Padding in the palms is welcomed on long rides. Just enough insulation without bulk. Semi- breathable ( your hands will be moist but not wet ) after a long ride. Haven’t been in a downpour yet, so I can’t attest to water resistant qualities. Light drizzle and they’re OK. Can still use my cell with the finger pad , but typing on the tiny keyboard is comical with my giant fingers. No visible wear marks after many long rides . These should last a long time for me .For the price, you can’t beat them.

best for fall weather at best
Thermal full finger seemed promising, but these gloves are meant for fall weather at best. It was about 35 F with the windchill and an early morning bike ride was in progress. After 20 minutes, I knew these gloves were not going to cut it. My fingers started to get stingy feeling so I knew I am going to need to stop often and place my hands into the armpit for some warmth. These were great for 45 F and above, but anything lower will cause you to invest more time in stopping to thaw out your hands rather than focus on enjoying a wintering ride. In contrast, I put on my bulky 3M winter gloves and stayed comfortable, although loosing some dexterity. It is not a bad glove, just needs more insulation at the finger tips. Perhaps a little fleece lining. Hopefully the manufacturer will listen to feedback and act accordingly. Would I recommend this glove to others? Sure. For fall weather 45F-60F, but not for wintery type rides unless you want to have frostbitten fingers at the end.

Good with some downfalls, but you get what you pay for.
The gloves are fairly warm. I have tested them bike riding 12 miles in 37 degree (fahrenheit) weather this week. The grips are good. The palm padding is really good. The wind resistance is quite minimal, so you will feel cold air leaking into your fingers while riding at faster speeds. I cannot speak to water resistance, but likely won’t be testing anytime soon. The cuffs of the gloves are very wide and offer tons of room, but without any spandex or strap, you will need to put your sleeves over the glove to keep the cold out. I just wish there was a strap or spandex in the cuff to keep it tight around your wrist, but you get what you pay for! These are cheap gloves that do pretty good for what they are.

Passen super und sind angenehm zutragen , bekomme auch keine kalten Finger oder nasse in den Handschuhen

Son buenos guantes, pero para temperaturas por debajo de 5 °C no esperes que mantengan tus manos calientes si te pega el viento cuando estés rodando en la bicicleta. Aun así te protegen más que los convencionales… se te pueden enfriar las manos, pero no al extremo de estar heladas. Le doy cuatro estrellas porque la propaganda se te hace pensar que tus manos se van a mantener calientes en condiciones extremas de frio.