GORE 100563 WEAR C5 Thermo Gloves -TEX, XL, neon yellow/black

My rides are only an hour long; so maybe if you wear them in heavy rain for 8 hours they will soak through. But after one hour in heavy rain, my hands are completely dry. This is the first set of "waterproof" gloves I have purchased that have delivered on the promise.As others have noted...size up! I measure on the border of M and L; I usually get L to have a little room. But I got these in XL and they still seem just a tiny bit tight.

for every other glove brand i wear a size medium. for this glove i tried the large - but it was still too small. i had to go to the XL. which fits better - but the fingers are too long.

I've been through so many pairs of cold weather bike gloves I can't keep track. I saw these and decided to take the expensive gamble on a brand name I trust. I was not let down.These gloves are light weight, but boy do they work. It was 21 degrees F when I tried them for the first time. The first couple minutes I was a little worried, so be patient...the magic starts once you begin working. I rode 30 miles, 3.5 hours, and my hands were the warmest ever in such temps.The fit is true to size, with a little extra room at the ends of the fingers and thumbs so when you are gripping the handlebars they don't restrict your movement.

They are waterproof and windproof, but do not keep fingers warm when temperature is below 40. Good color for biking

These gloves run a bit small. Order one size up.

Fine for temps down to maybe 30 degrees F or so, but not for colder. Stylish. Fit well. Comfortable.

The gloves is by far a GREAT choice to use. I ride motorcycles in the winter so I need to make sure my gloves are up for the task. As I ride in above freezing temps, going 50+ MPH. There is some slight cooling of the fingers but not as much as others

Bought these for riding my bike in cold weather (30's and 40's) My comments have to be taken in perspective. I'm 77 years old and suspect my circulation is less effective than it was in prior decades. Having said that, these gloves do not keep my hands warm in cold weather on my bike. They're well made and fit nicely but I would only wear them when the temperature is around 50 degrees (55 or above I switch to a non-insulated full finger glove).