KEMIMOTO Winter Motorcycle Gloves, Rainproof Riding Warm Gloves with Touchscreen for Motorcycle Riding, ATV, UTV, Snowmobile Black L

Own a variety of different Kemimoto offerings. I ride one of the finest motorcycles available and wear one of the finest helmets available but for a lot of my moto gear Kemimoto offers 90+% of the quality at a fraction of the cost. These seem tough but warm and comfortable. After a couple hour ride in the low 50s hands were warm / comfortable. Working perfectly for me at an outstanding price. Thanks for the great quality, Kemi!

Not as warm as heated gloves for obvious reasons, but keep my hands warm on the commute. 40°F weather, and average of 40-50mph speed. Hands were kept warm, without sweating. Fit just right for me, and not overly bulky allowing for proper use of controls. Unsure of touchscreen, since I don’t use my phone while riding. I’m happy with them considering the low price point.

These are significantly warmer than any of my other riding gloves in cold & dry weather, and are good quality gloves for riding at a reasonable prices, with just the drawbacks detailed below. While riding recently in a downpour at 40ish degrees F (~5C) my hands did get quite cold in spite of hand guards and heated grips... due to moisture ingress and the greater thermal conductivity. I'm not surprised, but ideally the winter gloves would suffice for comfort in rain + cold, as this condition is not a strange one. The safety features are good not great... good knuckle protection, not great heal slider, no pinkie merge to ring finger as found on CE-rated gloves. Still, better than many and just pointing out this could be a little bit better.

They are warm if you're not moving. The fingers are not sealed and so not keep the wind or water out at all. They for great and feel great. The seller was prompt and amazing. The product fell short and I'll be replacing them for something that actual works for riding.

Great bang for the buck as far as cold temps go. 34F, varying speeds, my hands stayed warm. They are a bit bulky and the fingers were a touch long, but they still have been a solid investment so far.

See video for brief overview of quality as well as my own experience with the gloves (excuse my appearance I just wanted to show what kind of weather these gloves can EASILY manage, coldest I've taken them out in was 28F). I commute on my motorcycle year round. These have always been more than warm enough, if anything too warm haha. I'm not exaggerating when I say that either, I mean I went on an hour ride at night with decent winds going 65 most of the time and when I got to my destination and took the gloves off my hands were sweaty. I've tried the 3m insulation gloves before and found that they were hardly better than my leather gloves so I was put off on the thought and figured I need to just go for some heated gloves thats what everyone around me was saying as well. Welp, i'm cheap. and having enjoyed the cup holder from Kemimoto and having seen the quality of that I thought hey you know what they're cheap and if they don't work I can always return them. I will not be returning them, I will be recommending them to all of my winter riding buddies, and I think you cannot go wrong buying these they do an excellent job and saved me a bunch of money. Trust me, get these instead of the heated gloves, these may as well be heated my hands are steamy every time I take them off haha. I would take these on a long winter road trip and I wouldn't bring a backup.

Really nice gloves, especially for the price. I’ve rode in the 30s for about 30 minutes and my hands really weren’t cold. Not super bulky either so you can still feel the controls well. They’re my go to winter gloves. You may size up, as they run a little small. For the price, you can’t beat em. And in my opinion, they hold up to the more expensive gloves too.

You get what you pay for. They are very soft inside and out. As protection in a crash, they are better than nothing, but they are more like ski gloves playing dress up as motorcycle gear. As a kid that grew up in Montana, I don't need the warmest gives to be comfortable, but at anything below 40⁰ or over 80mph @ 40⁰, the cold wind starts to infiltrate and my fingers were pretty chilly after an hour ride. They were not painfully cold, but I may have sniveled a little bit. For the price tho they are a decent deal. I did chuckle when I flipped my buddy the bird with the glow in the dark skeleton fingers. My inner child is definitely alive and doing well.

Lilttle long to dry, but very warm and waterproof. Used it under heavy rain

Excelente calidad cómodos igual a la imagen y de buena talla quedaron a. La perfección

From the measurement I thought XL would be fine for my hand as I should feel the comfort. When the pack arrived although packaging was good but I found these a bit different: 1) XL size is quite narrow for palm to slip in. I have to struggle. Although I am 5'9'' and dont have large pair of hands. 2) Inner of the glove which is the second layer is not rightly stitched. Getting the hand out almost get the inner out aswell which is annoying. 3) Palm is of the size of M and finger's outer layer is XL and inner layer is Large. Which means shifting gears I can see extra finger tips hanging out as inner layer stops like 1" before towards the end. Its a technical disaster. Finally the good point is that layer is warm and riding at 10 degrees I still felt warm enough. But from the functionality comfort I would say "NO- not there" . Photo shoot is amazing marketing, so I could not stop ordering but would not recommend.

UPDATE: The company contacted me quite promptly regarding the deficiencies I mentioned in my review and my 3 stars, and offered a resolution. We came to an agreement, and I'm appreciative for this. It does show that they care about their customers. I hope they work to improve their product (gloves, not mirror) and offer waterproof gloves as advertised. I added a star for great customer service, not the product itself. **** Had to ride on a rainy, cool day this weekend. My hands stayed pretty warm and dry all day but the gloves were sopping wet. I wouldn't recommend these in wet conditions or in temps lower than maybe 8 degrees. I'm in Southern Ontario. I'd keep them handy for cooler nights. I also found them bulky for my taste & kept hitting my horn when I had to signal. All in all they were just okay and served their purpose for the day. I got a medium and they fit perfectly. Didn't use them on my phone so I don't know about touch screen.