In temperatures hovering just below freezing on a blustery coastal run they were really warm. To be fair I had a pair of Merino liners on as well, due to my freakishly poor circulation.
It did take a while to get my fingers warm but once the blood got to them they stayed warm.
There is a loss of dexterity especially with STI'S but its a trade off Im happy with if it means I can feel my digits afters five hours in the saddle. The cordura on the front, looks like it might put up a decent fight with the rain too which is nice. The palm and fingers are entirely rubber so there's good purchase when holding on.
I likes them. Not sure how they'd do at temperatures way below freezing like we've had over the last few weeks but so far so good.
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In temperatures hovering just below freezing on a blustery coastal run they were really warm. To be fair I had a pair of Merino liners on as well, due to my freakishly poor circulation.
It did take a while to get my fingers warm but once the blood got to them they stayed warm.
There is a loss of dexterity especially with STI'S but its a trade off Im happy with if it means I can feel my digits afters five hours in the saddle. The cordura on the front, looks like it might put up a decent fight with the rain too which is nice. The palm and fingers are entirely rubber so there's good purchase when holding on.
I likes them. Not sure how they'd do at temperatures way below freezing like we've had over the last few weeks but so far so good.