RIDE Windproof Deep Winter Lobster Gloves

Ich fahre jeden Morgen mit meinem Rad 10km. Mein Hund ist immer dabei und freut sich. Trotz Temperaturen im Minusbereich bekomme ich keine kalten Finger.

Super warm. Best winter cycling gloves I've owned.

Very Good Warm Gloves...my fingers however still get cold when -4 degrees or less. But still recommend these gloves

I've spent £55 on this which makes it my most expensive cycling gloves. It is a good investment though. I've been out for several rides in 4deg C or below (one time the feels like was minus 1) and it held up admirably. No cycling gloves can ever provide toasty fingers in sub zero temps and expecting that is foolhardy. These gloves are good for what they do. If you're desperate, put on a pair of liner gloves.Can't comment much on waterproof as not been out in a deluge...yet.

I bought these for my husband’s birthday, since he is a winter cycling enthusiast. He loved them—both the look and warmth. (The only complaint is they sent them in a clear wrapper, so he saw them as soon as he picked up the mail, making them an early gift.)

Cycling the PNW in winter and these gloves keep the hands warm.Perfect for ❄️ MTB rides.

Comfortable but not warm enough. In -4ºC-(-1ºC) degree weather, my hands were pretty cold. Good construction and fit, though, so I wish they had worked better.

I used these in -15c with a liner glove and they worked well and very water resistant

These gloves get the job done. I've used them in -6°C weather and they kept my hands warm. The fit is snug and not to bulky. Very comfortable gloves. Flexible when using objects. Didn't give 5 stars because everything can be improved on. Good gloves.

Plenty warm at -4ºC degrees while mountain biking and at a fair price.

Good quality, perfect fit. They keep my hands very warm during the winter months. I can highly recommend it.

I could give this item 5 stars per today's conventional woke grading system, but nobody bothers, or needs to, read the 5 star reviews. These gloves seem to be warm enough for rides around freezing temperatures. They are a bit tighter than I like, especially in the wrist area that you have to get your hand trough to get them on. I got the extra large size even though my hands are about average. Here are the goofy design issues:The section for the three outer fingers is made with three separately lined tubes inside, one for each finger. That's absolutely ridiculous. You want these fingers to communicate heat to each other by direct skin to skin contact. That's the whole point of the "lobster" design feature. which the glove work like a mitten. They should skip those tubes. If you want to add more material add it as an extra lining around all three fingers as a whole.Second there is a velcro strap around the wrist area which is completely unnecessary. Extra velcro is a nuisance because it catches things. The velcro would make sense if these gloves had an elastic panel at the wrist which the velcro strap would tighten up. But they don't have a stretch panel. It would be nice if they did because it would make it easier to get the gloves on. So that velcro closure is a just a design mistake and a nuisance.

I already have a pair of GripGrab 'never loose your grip' waterproof gloves and have found them to be excellent. I decided to buy these for the cold weather as I know that mittens are much warmer than gloves - having the lobster design is helpful for changing gears. However I was disappointed to find that the three fingers inside the mitten part actually had fingers inside the mitten, in my opinion negating the value of the mitten part - it might just as well have been a normal glove. I promptly returned them so I cannot give any further comment although they did look and feel well made.

Takes a bit of getting used to the way the fingers are divided when operating gears and so on, but it's not a problem and they're very warm – success!

These lobster gloves are very warm. I use them for fat tire biking when it gets below 20 degrees F. I'll also use them for XC skiing when it's too cold for fingered gloves. Before buying, I read the reviews, and people were saying they run a little small. I usually wear an XL glove, so I bought the XXL GripGrabs, and they're perfect. I'm happy with my purchase.

Uscita in MTB di circa due ore. Temperatura media +4 °C, niente sole e un poco di vento. Mani sempre calde. Ottimo prodotto.

First ride this morning was -6ºc degrees (felt like -11ºc). My hands were actually nearing sweat state. These are the warmest gloves that I've had. Not cold at all. Totally wind proof. Perfect for below freezing. I"m actually very surprised.

Really good warm gloves but still can brake and change gear comfortably

Nach vielen verschieden Tests habe ich jetzt die richtigen Handschuhe gefunden. Ich habe die Handschuhe bei Radtouren von 37 Km um den Gefrierpunkt und ziemlich scharfen Wind bei 30 Km/h mehrmals getestet, das sind ca. 2,0 Std. Die Handschuhe sind absolut Winddicht und halten die Hände sehr warm. Wichtig ist vielleicht der Hinweis, beim Anziehen der Handschuhe sollten die Hände warm sein.

A bit bulky, but nice and warm

nice and warm gloves shower prof went up a size med to large a little more space for fingers and warmer as fingers not touching the end of the glove fine for cycling wash up well in wash bag or the velcro will stick to some thing else

I rarely do reviews, but these gloves are excellent, I’ve tried so many different “Winter gloves” but always get cold fingers, I thought I’d try these, been cycling the past three days in this cold spell, I’ve waited until the frost has cleared as I don’t want to come off my bike, but out in temps of 2 or 3 degrees for up to 3 hours, my hands are comfortable feel like the same temp as in the house, not cold or hot & sweaty, I’m really pleased with these gloves.

If you're looking for a single winter-ready glove to solve your freezing hands, these are probably not it. But for the €50 I paid they are perfectly good on their own down to +4C for shorter durations, less than 30 minutes of biking. Even though they are solidly made and of good quality for the cost I'm removing one star for two reasons:* Sizing is a bit off, I'm usually a size 10 but based on the guide I bought 11 (XL) and they are still a touch on the small side* Many promo pictures show these gloves being used in snow-covered settings. For subzero temperatures, you absolutely need an inner glove and possibly also an outer glove