100% BRISKER Youth Cold Weather Motocross & Mountain Bike Gloves - Warm Winter MTB & MX Powersport Racing Protective Gear

I normally wear size Large gloves in literally every other manufacturer, but these are considerably tighter on my hands than any other size Large.The construction is decent, though there were a number of stray threads that had to be clipped off; one that I started pulling and it started to unravel some of the stitching, so make sure you cut them and not pull them.Great feel on the Clarino palms and the fingers do indeed work well on the touch screens...instantly, too...not just clumsily.So with a little bit of a durability concern with the loose threads and the fact that its a tight glove - I'd still highly recommend it for cool weather riding (not winter riding)

I haven't come to expect much from "winter" riding gloves HOWEVER! These are impressive! It was 34° when I started out this morning and my hands were never cold!! I can't wait to see how they do in below freezing temps! So far 10/10! Look great, super comfortable, wind resistant, and WARM!

I bought these for riding in the winter because I always get cold & no glove seems to keep me warm!likes: these are not only cute in coming in a bunch of different colors, they are priced extremely well so you get value for your money, my first pair lasted me two years, and the only reason they didn’t last is because they fell off the back of my bike, they are thick and warm!dislikes: the touchscreen functionality did not work with my iphone

For my quick neighborhood ride in 45 degrees weather, these gloves were pretty dang awesome. Insulation is only on the BOH and the palm is thin with a good grip feel. They were warm, borderline too warm, but I run hot on average. They would probably be good down to about 35 or so but I don't know from experience, only best guess. They are MUCH warmer than my summer gloves, no more numb fingers.The fit is snug, I am a solid size MD and like another reviewer mentions, the cuff is a bit snug and a slight struggle to don(put on)the glove. Not sure if by design but if the opening were to be gussetted like other gloves at the closure tab, it may be a bit easier to don and doff.Index and thumb both have conductive thread to use your phone if you need to but since its only three rows, one must use a pointy type approach to interact with the touchscreen. Not a huge deal at all though. Palm has silicone print words that also help with anti death grip action.One note of worthy is the slight pilling of the index finger after the first ride. I think it scrubbed on the velcro, again not a huge deals as almost all others gloves do this and Im sure these will goes through a much harsher beatings.Also worthy of note is that I bought these for use on my E-bike on which my blood circulation is probably a bit less but I tested them on my non-E. If I am able, I will conduct another test and report back if findings are vastly different.Great for the spend and a little bit of steeze.

I just used these for the first time in mid-50s weather, and they kept my fingers warm. When it got up into the 60s during my long ride, I needed to switch to my fingerless gloves because my hands started to sweat. I think they will be great on these cool fall days. In the winter I will need something warmer, but for now they are great! And I love the neon orange color.

These gloves are great for cold weather. Keeps the hands warm while still maintaing good handle bar control. The touch screen ability is ok but not as good as Fox gloves. Keep in mind they run slightly large.

Great look. Thick and comfortable fit.

They fit properly once on, but the opening is way too small, they are very difficult to get on! I am stretching them if that doesn't work I will have to cut the side to open it up to get them on.