KEMIMOTO Winter Motorcycle Gloves, Rainproof Riding Gloves with Touchscreen for Riding, ATV, UTV, Snowmobile

The media could not be loaded. See video for brief overview of quality as well as my own experience with the gloves (excuse my appearance I just wanted to show what kind of weather these gloves can EASILY manage, coldest I've taken them out in was 28F). I commute on my motorcycle year round. These have always been more than warm enough, if anything too warm haha. I'm not exaggerating when I say that either, I mean I went on an hour ride at night with decent winds going 65 most of the time and when I got to my destination and took the gloves off my hands were sweaty. I've tried the 3m insulation gloves before and found that they were hardly better than my leather gloves so I was put off on the thought and figured I need to just go for some heated gloves thats what everyone around me was saying as well. Welp, i'm cheap. and having enjoyed the cup holder from Kemimoto and having seen the quality of that I thought hey you know what they're cheap and if they don't work I can always return them. I will not be returning them, I will be recommending them to all of my winter riding buddies, and I think you cannot go wrong buying these they do an excellent job and saved me a bunch of money. Trust me, get these instead of the heated gloves, these may as well be heated my hands are steamy every time I take them off haha. I would take these on a long winter road trip and I wouldn't bring a backup.

Great gloves for winter riding. Take into account the coldest it gets here is usually around the low 20s fahrenheit. Although i have rode a couple rainy days tmin the low 30s and my hands were the warmest portion of my body those days. They kept my hands warm even though they were soaked through.

I had a long pair of leather gloves I used for riding in cooler weather, but last winter I ended up needing to ride my motorcycle daily for a couple months. The weather was really cold and the highway rides were freezing my hands really bad, so I took a chance and ordered these gloves.The Pros:They look decent, they're easy to put on, and they made a WORLD of difference compared to my leather gloves in the cold weather. They lasted the winter, and I'll use them again the next time I go riding in the cold.The Cons:I'm not convinced the materials will hold up in a crash, and the padding on the hands "settles" after some time which seems to cause their cold-weather resistance to go down (though still better than my leather gloves). They are somewhat water resistant, but in my experience, only for a while. The gloves do not "breath" (good for keeping out the cold, bad for keeping your hands from sweating if it gets hot).

The shiny palms are VERY sticky - TOO sticky. Makes it very difficult to move your hand around on the grips and the levers. Once the glove is dirty, it works well, but every time I brush them clean, they are sticky again.I use them behind a hand guard and they keep my hands from being too cold down to about 35°F. Would purchase again, but I still need to figure out how to make the rubber less sticky.They are NOT waterproof. Maybe good in a light sprinkle, but not for splashing around off road or in a real rain.The touch-screen compatible fingers are very bulky, and only work well if you just use the very tip of the fingers. The index and middle fingers are touch-sensitive. The thumb is also touch-sensitive, but is so overly long, it is unusable. For reference, My hand spans 13 keys on a piano keyboard. I have LONG fingers and thumb, and you can see the extra length in the pictures.As is typical, you pay for what you get - and these aren't expensive. If you only ride in the cold occasional, or for a short commute (mine is 30 minutes), then they are a reasonable value. If you like long rides, then buy better gear.

Update: Caring about your customers makes the difference. Changed review to 5 start because of the customer service. They reached out to me willing to ensure I was satisfied in anyway possible that is a difference maker.These would probably work great in cooler weather but not cold weather. My hands felt the wind and they are not water proof lol. I rode in the cold with these and lost feeling in my hands after about 30 minutes.

The gloves arrived as described. They are really nice looking gloves. They fit well and were comfortable to wear. I was able to use the touch screen on the dash of my bike with no problem with the gloves on. I have not had a chance to see how warm the gloves are since it has not been very cold yet. The gloves are well made and appear to be tough.

These gloves are very good for riding on colder days. The thickness and weight are perfect. The fit was spot on as well. The palm has a grippy material as well that helps keep my hands on the bike controls. For the price you can't beat them. If you ride a motorcycle in colder weather, these gloves are very suitable.

These gloves are pretty sweet once you have the right size . I had originally wrote a 2 star review .I had a few issues with my original order and wasn't very happy with my purchase . They just run small and I was just barely past the return date , but Kiki ( their customer service agent ) got me the correct pair of gloves within a few days . I am very impressed with the level of service I received from Kiki ( fast response time with multiple messages back and forth ). Kiki is the only reason I will be trying more kemi moto products in the future and the reason for this review. I don't know but maybe a raise is in order . Gloves get a 4 but Kiki is definitely a 5 star employee.I just wore the gloves on a 38° f ride and wore them out in the rain a few days ago . My hands stayed warm and dry only doing some light city riding , no highway speeds but the gloves worked great . The only complaint I have now is they are still very hard to get over the cuffs of my bulky leather jacket . I wish they opened up at the cuffs with velcro so it would be easier to get them over the jacket.