Peter T.

I have used these everyday since they showed up. In 50° they breathe well and dont make my hands sweat. And in 30° my hands are toasty warm. I ride in the rain and the gloves get wet but my hands stay dry. And by rain I mean a total downpour on my 5 mile commute to work. And the only thing that ever gets wet is my butt and shoes. I have castelli water resistant winter thermal jackets. And between them and these gloves I just need some waterproof shoes and I'll be great. They could be tighter and to use my touch screen I have to take the gloves off. And they are bulky and hard to remove and put on while riding. But thats the only reason they didnt get a 5 star. But they do what I bought them for and that's keep my hands warm on my night commutes. And in Michigan it gets very cold at night.

These shoes run very narrow, but for me that's a good thing. My feet are very narrow and it's difficult to find a shoe to hold tight to my feet. And the power transfer difference from my old shimano shoes was night and day. I actually laughed out loud for about 30 min during my test ride. They look amazing, and there are even different inserts for my arch support to make sure my feet fit perfect. I ride in the rain and soak them and just dry them off and they're good as new. I just have to wipe the mud off with my hands and they're clean again. I couldnt ask for more. I will be ordering more of these in the future. I have to make myself not use them for every single commute ride because I love then so much. But they are expensive so I dont want to ruin them in the first winter season. Will update when I introduce them to Michigan's salty winter roads. I should have ordered 43.5 or 44's. They run small but just how narrow they are.