PEARL iZUMi  AmFIB Gel Cycling Gloves - Men's

The gloves are nice & warm - temp in the upper 30's and the gloves were very warm. Probably good down into the mid 20's. Two issues - 1) When I pulled my hand out of the gloves, mid ride, the lining on the fingers did not stay put - I had a very hard time getting my "pinky" finger back in - took way longer than it should have. 2) The size chart is seriously flawed - it said that I should get a M - I decided that was unrealistic & bought a L. I can still barely get the meat of my hand into these gloves. I am contemplating returning the L for an XL, but be warned that the sizing chart is fairly worthless.

As I read through these reviews, I marvel at how different people are. I don’t typically have trouble keeping my hands warm, which is fortunate as I live in Minnesota where cycling outside in the spring and fall requires routinely coping with temperatures in the 20-40F range. I’ve worn these gloves three times now. A sunny 40 F day where they were uncomfortably warm, a 37 F cloudy and humid day where they were still a little warm, and a 34 F evening with strong winds, wet roads and occasional flurries where they were just about right. Based on these experiences, I think these gloves will work fine for me in the 25-40 F range, depending on sun, wind and humidity. Regarding fit and sizing, I normally wear XL in gloves and, while the XL fit OK in this model, I felt they were a touch small, but not so small that I was willing to return them and try an XXL, which I suspect would be too big.

I have been looking for a while for comfortable, warm and water-resistant gloves to wear when I ride my ebike and these are answering my needs! I ride my bike for at 1h in cold weather (30 F), in light rain and windy conditions at speeds around 30 mph and my hands stay warm and dry. I wear normally L but XL is a better fit. Happy so far with those gloves!

I have used these gloves a few times now, and I am thoroughly disappointed. They are ok for warmth for short rides above 40 °F, but for any windy, longer, or colder rides, you will absolutely need more wind protection. The e-tips are also not super useful and only work on the edges. 0/10

I have used these twice now. One ride at 39 and one at 47 degrees. My fingers were colder than I would have liked both times.

As others have said, they really didn't meet the low temp rating as advertised (at 32, they were OK)--that and they were much more snug than a traditional XL cycling glove in my experience, which means no room for a liner. They were downright difficult to get on my hands. I returned them after too many freezing finger syndrome experiences. That being said, they are nice looking and had nice palm padding.

I wear an XL in gloves and these are a good fit. They come above the wrist and keep out drafts with Velcro closure. The touchscreen ability is hit and miss. Hard to use on my bike’s Garmin touchscreen computer and marginally better on an iPhone. The thumb seems to have the best ability for touchscreen. I wore on a 60 mile paved ride with temp ranges 30-34F and needed to add liner gloves as my thumbs and fingers were cold.

I found these gloves are well made, but certainly did not keep my fingers warm. It was only in the lower 40's outside and my fingers hurt from the cold inside the gloves. I am disappointed in the performance of these gloves for the main purpose i purchased them for, was the keep my fingers warm.

These are definitely warmer than my regular cool weather Pear Izumi gloves. Very comfortable for riding in cold weather. If you prefer a bit looser fit go up a size. I normally wear XL and these in an XL are a bit snug.

Very good gloves. They're rated down to 15º but that is false. Riding at 25º you get decent warmth for 1hr but anything over 1.5hrs with temperature colder than 30º the fingers are to get cold. Wore a thin liner glove and it helped for a bit.