SEALSKINZ| Harling | Unisex Waterproof All Weather Gloves | For Cycling, Outdoor Work | Touch Screen Compatiable | Suede & Merino Wool

Got these for use at the horse stables. Good quality and thick enough not to hurt my hands on brambles, fences etc. fit well and the Velcro straps at the wrist hold them securely. So been shower proof, but will get wet through if I submerge into water. Dry out easily. Great value for money.

Buy the size above what you think, really good quality though!

Had these for a few months now and they seem pretty decent. They are durable and although I haven't had the chance to try them in the rain I feel confident they will keep my hands dry. They do not, however, keep my hands very warm during bike commutes. They are better than nothing but on the really cold days I find my fingers going numb. Not the end of the world but if you are looking for warmth find something else.

The media could not be loaded. Sealskinz All Weather Gloves are a fantastic choice for anyone looking to keep their hands cosy and dry, no matter the weather! They’re designed to be waterproof, so you won't have to worry about unexpected rain or snow. Plus, they’re breathable, which means your hands can stay comfortable without getting too sweaty.With a sufficient layer of insulation, these gloves provide warmth without feeling bulky. They have a textured grip, making it easier to hold onto things, whether you're out for a hike or just running errands. And if you need to check your phone, gloves are touchscreen compatible, so you can easily stay connected without taking them off.Overall, they're a great companion for all your outdoor adventures or just for everyday use!

Ordered the Medium as advised by the measuring guide, and there is no way my hands are going in them. Have reordered the next size up

Bought these to replace the exact same ones my husband misplaced. Work really well with touchscreens and kept his hands both warm and dry on the West Highland Way. He also plans to use them cycling on trails over winter. I am tempted to get a pair for myself.

I lived in the States for over 20 years. These are the sort of gloves i'd buy from Home Depot for construction for about $15. Use a bunch of times then throw away. These hold absolutely no thermal value. The chart says 3 out of 6 for warmth. I'd give it 1 out of 6.They are severely undersized which should be stated in the add.If you want a warm pair of winter gloves for British winter do not buy these. Go on a ski/snowboard site and buy proper gloves.Luckily I have a brother in law I dont like so he's getting these for christmas😎😏

Fantastic warm and dry gloves love them great fit too.