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I'm happy with my Alpinestars Santiago gloves, waterproof so far and definitely on the cooler side (possibly too much so for sub-5 conditions at speed)
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Tucano urbano softy, every time I've toured they've been packed as a backup and ended up being the pair I've worn 90% of the tour. I usually have a much lighter weight on board if it's really hot, like Death Valley hot. Otherwise airflow keeps you cool and you need some protection.
I've just started on a second pair, 9 years after I got the first pair, they finally bit the dust when I came off last year, saved my hands though and they were still waterproof although nothing will stay waterproof if it rains all day at 70 mph.
TvH
Airhead
@EB
anyone recommend a decent waterproof glove that isn't too warm and not too spendy, for touring? cheers