GOREWEAR GORE-TEX INFINIUM™ Thermo Split Gloves

Cycling in -5C with a Force 6 easterly wind? Definitely get these.I paired these gloves up with Gore's Infinium Stretch gloves, which are thin enough to work as a liner, in temperatures below zero and that keeps the chill off my hands. I own a pair of Sealskinz Dragon Eye MTB gloves which have been my go-to winter glove for several years. That is, until this year (2020-21) when we had a very cold snap in the UK and the Sealskinz weren't enough, even with merino liners.If you're worried about bike control with these on, don't. They work fine on MTB and gravel bikes with drops. On the MTB your bike needs to be set up for single-finger braking with your index finger for trail riding.

Ended up swapping for a larger size that Amazon didn’t stock but these gloves are awesome now I’ve got a pair that fit.Touchscreen on fingers just about works - they’re all a bit patchy on thick gloves in my experience. Fine for an emergency button press

These were bought for my Mam and she thinks they are very warm and waterproof but the only downside is that she struggles to use the brakes on her bike with just one finger on each hand

Fit great and snug and warm on cold days even it rains. Touch screen sensitivity works perfectly.

All good with these gloves. Very warm on bike rides at close to 0 degrees C. Would recommend.

Definitely warmer than other gloves I've owned including fur lined leather and knitted wool/knitted silk versions. These are still new and I've only been using them for two days so I can't comment on their durability. They look to be fault free but still leave my fingertips a little chilly in long periods around 0 - minus 3 degrees Celsius. They are very comfortable and soft inside. Size 8 (L) fitted my hands like .. well, a pair of gloves.The touch screen typing functionality works on my Google phone but swiping and scrolling don't work quite so well - I offen have to repeat these actions before they register. It's still alot easier than having to take my glove off though.

Below +5 oC fingers are freezing. Just wander how one can call it a winter when it`s +5 oC.

These are comfy a lot better than my other cycling gloves, my three fingers together are warm but my thumb and forefinger still get a wee bit cold. No problem changing gear or pulling brake levers. I bought the black/yellow ones as I wanted the reflective benefits to match my Triban jacket and to make my hand signals visible to drivers.

I have poor peripheral circulation and my hands get too cold during Fall and Winter rides. I tested these out today in 40F windy and rainy weather. Hands were warm and dry for the entire ride.

I picked up a set of these in my journey to survive sub-zero drop-bar cycling. And so far, they're the warmest I've found. I've always suffered from cold hands (and cold feet).Good down to +2c, acceptable down to -6c, decent wind protection (tested down to -10c windchill). Lots of drop-bar control with brifters and standing sprints.They're substantially warmer than the 4 digit Specialized Element 2.0 gloves (4 digit with only last two fingers bundled).They're warmer than the Pearl Izumi Amfib Lobster Gel glove by a little bit.(of course they're warmer than the Gore Wear C5 Thermo gloves)(tested against other gloves simultaneously, swapping individual hands between different gloves on rides, looking like a confused dork)I really appreciate that the 3 finger claw has finger-separators inside the glove, adding that little bit extra.Worn them in rain, and though they got wet, they held onto their warmth well enough that I did not care.The thumb and index fingers do get cold, but they survive a little longer than the PI Lobster gloves above. It is suggested that the index and thumb have extra insulation, which I can believe but it doesn't affect their handling.Though I wear a size 8/US L in summer gloves, I'm wearing a size 9/US XL with these to potentially offer room for glove liners. I do not find the layers of insulation to be annoyingly slippery on the bars. Quite good, in fact, even though I'm wearing a size up.

Die wärmsten Handschuhe die ich habe, kein Allheilmittel aber schon sehr gut. Wird es trotzdem kalt, am E-Bike Motor aus oder die wasserdichte Überhandschuhe drüber ziehen. Ist es draußen zu warm schwitzt man schnell, dann sofort andere, dünnere Handschuhe anziehen. Sobald die Finger wieder kälter werden wieder tauschen. Wer ohne Motor fährt und viel schwitzt dem sind diese Handschuhe vielleicht schnell zu warm. Ausprobieren!

Salida a 1 grado y nada de frio en las manos

J’ai acheté ces gants pour courir l’hiver. Ils se révèlent efficaces presque trop au bout de quelques minutes je dois les retirer sinon mes mains sont trempés. Donc très efficaces mais non respirants.