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GripGrab Ride Waterproof

Lovely fitting gloves that are iddly wind and waterproof. The velcro is handy to keep out cold and moisture. The grip and cushioning is also fine. 1.5 hour ride in humid conditions around 5 degrees fine 25-minute ride in pouring rain and around 3 degrees fine, start to feel the cold after 15 minutes

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Good fingertips to operate the GPS device Piece of cloth on thumb to clean glasses lenses Pretty easy to put on and take off

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The gloves fit like a glove, and they have a lot of grip. I don't find the gloves very warm, but in general I'm a cold person.

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I have been looking for a long time for a glove that is water and windproof for cycling. This one really meets all expectations. Note, too warm above 6 degrees.

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Fit is super! Waterproof.

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My GripGrab Ride Waterproof Glove gloves are 100% NOT WATERPROOF. After about 15 minutes in normal rain, my hands got wet. After about an hour of riding, both hands were wet and cold. After 1.5 hours of riding, the GripGrab Ride Waterproof Glove felt like soggy heavy very wet sponges on each hand. At this point, almost all my fingers were frozen. The air temperature was 7°C The gloves are new and this is only the second time I have worn them. Dear Gripgab, these gloves (GripGrab Ride Waterproof Glove) are not waterproof, this is misinformation on sale. The gloves are water-repellent and nothing more.

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These gloves are great for cold days. Good sweat wicking which makes for a super feeling while cycling. In addition, the thumb has a soft fabric which makes it easy to clean your glasses or navigation. I have worn them at temperatures between 0 and 7 degrees and like them top notch! Can definitely go a few more degrees colder. The touchscreen fingers make it easy to operate your (in my case Garmin edge 1030 plus) navigation without taking off your gloves! I recommend it to everyone.

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nice gloves, only I expected them to be better in terms of grip on the steering wheel.

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The most expensive, but also the finest gloves I have ever bought. Nice and warm, even at 4 degrees and drizzle.

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Gloves bought on 14-11-2021 for winter. Specified here that I have cold fingers very quickly. After advice in the shop ( Rotterdam) I chose these gloves. After 2 days of cycling ( 80km with ebike) these gloves were thrown in the corner. Wrong purchase, very cold fingers even with extra inner gloves. Hereby the outside temperature was 5°c.

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Excellent gloves for colder months in all conditions

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Fine gloves, worn at least -10 and only had slightly cold fingertips otherwise no cold hands

Good fit and supple fabric for a winter glove. Truly a winter glove, tested during the just-passed winter prick.

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They are nice gloves that fit me well. I do have small, narrow hands so I can imagine if you have wider hands that the fit is a bit narrow. What I do find peculiar is that they don't work at all on my phone. So tested them on another phone but even on that phone (Both Apple) the 'touch' does not work!!! Since that, among other things, was the reason for purchase.

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Cycled with them the last few days, but I just get ice clogs between 0 and 5 degrees. These gloves also give me a bit of a cramp when holding my shifters. Regret my purchase.

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So are only meant for below 5 degrees C. and that's what I bought them for.

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Excellent product. Hands stay nice and warm. Only after hours in the rain do they let a little cold through.

Always cold hands But reasonably warm with these mittens up to 0 gr felt them temperature.

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Finally a good pair of warm cycling gloves. Very comfortable, soft fabric at thumb, warm hands on long cold bike rides, wind and waterproof.

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I took advice from a review to buy a size larger than I would normally buy. They are warm and comfortable and seem to be waterproof, although I have not ridden them for more than an hour in heavy rain. Could perhaps benefit from a longer cuff to prevent water ingress.

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I suffer from cold hands (pain when others are cycling without gloves) so after several bad choices I went for these. So far I am impressed - warm enough to keep my hands warm enough to control the bike (always a good thing), seem to handle the rain (not tested in full downpour yet) and yet they are still a pair of gloves that allow for finer control (some gloves have been so padded that you lose all dexterity in the fingers). I think I might have just found the gloves I needed.

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