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GripGrab Waterproof Knitted Thermal

I have now tried the gloves several times and find them very ok. They're not as thick as normal cycling gloves but the warmth is enough for me down to probably 0-5°C. They don't look too bulky and feel good on the fingers. Look similar to knitted gloves. No touch-capable fingers for EC machines or similar.

Most comfortable-fitting gloves ever worn! (For now) still well windproof. Just don't expect super insulating qualities.

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Meets our expectations exactly

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Great gloves, good grip and feel comfortable the whole ride. Very slightly sweaty when taking them off, but of course that is unavoidable with a bit of effort.

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So far very well liked with temperatures just above freezing, think below freezing they might fall a little short. So far no water has got through because of the water-repellent intermediate layer, I did get some light sweaty hands, probably because of the same layer, but as long as the cold doesn't get through, it's not very disturbing. The outside does get and stay wet for a long time but I didn't get cold hands as a result. These gloves love Velcro, sticks well.

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Owned for a fortnight with both cold and wet weather riding (MTB). I was looking for gloves with a direct steering feel that are well warm (0- 5 degrees) and can withstand wetness quite well. Other gloves I had before were much too big, making fast shifting an issue.

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Nice gloves though but since use (due to tight fit) suffer from winter fingers

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Stays a little damp

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The fit is better and the material is softer than the seakskinz. For someone who has cold hands easily, the insulating power (warmth) is disappointing.

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Fine warm gloves. Fit perfectly and look fashionable too.

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Hand shoes already put on several times this winter on the road bike. Are definitely warm enough up to freezing point, even when light rain hits. Ideal gloves for me because I don't have sweaty hands in them, yet they are nice and warm. Have a good grip without being very thick.

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These gloves are not the right ones for me I don't think I keep having ice cold hands

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Fietshandschoenen die er goed uitzien en ook kunnen gebruikt als gewone handschoenen voor iedere dag. Goede pasvorm

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Bought these gloves to use mainly in combination with my mountain bike. What is positive is the grip and flexibility of the glove. Is not too thick, so still enough control over the handlebars. Are windproof (waterproof yet to experience). Still, I get cold hands at 3 degrees outside, whereas I don't get cold hands easily. Once fully warmed up (by MTBing), no more problems and they stay nice and warm.

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Just back from an hour and a half of cycling at 2 degrees. Bit cold fingertips, but not bothersome. No clammy hands, as with the other gloves I've ever worn.

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Unfortunately, they are disappointing. They are not warm. Around 0-5 degrees very could hands had.

You have to go in with warm hands, then they will stay nice and warm too.

Too thin regarding indicated outdoor temperature use...cold hands

Wore these gloves for the first time yesterday. As I already had a pair, I bought these especially for rainy weather, as they said they were waterproof. Unfortunately, I had to realise that they are not waterproof but instead soak up water, making my hands even colder. I think they are warm enough in dry weather (to be tested), but by no means a recommendation for rainy weather.

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I have cold hands easily and have tried many and much more expensive gloves. No more cold fingers. These suit me very well!

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