FDX Full Finger Winter Cycling Gloves - Warm Windproof, Mountain Bike Gloves Anti-Slip Padded Palm, Touchscreen, Breathable, Water Resistant MTB Racing and Running Mitts for Men Women

I use these gloves on average 3 times a week for a couple of hours each time, I bought them because of the padding they provide in areas like the balls of the hand and across the base of the fingers but also small pads where you use the tips of you fingers for braking. I have worn them in all sorts of weather and I find them comfortable. They are not waterproof, however even if very wet they keep hands warm. I have not used them in freezing conditions so cannot comment on those .I haven't found the phone finger pads to work particularly well, often having to lick the pads to get them to work, but have had to take the gloves off sometimes rather than rely on the pads.The reflective surfaces and yellow colour are excellent for visibility and even after 6 months of heavy use are clearly visible. The Velcro closing mechanism makes it easy to find a comfortable fit and the gloves are reinforced and thicker in key areas such as the base of thumb where a lot of people will grip the handlebars.All in all these are excellent gloves at a good price point and I like them so much that after 6 months of ownership I have bought a second pair so if my first pair get very wet or are being washed, I have another pair ready to go. I don't often take the time to write reviews but I'm really very happy with these gloves and think they deserve the strong ratings that they have.

I bought the FDX Full Finger Winter Cycling Gloves ahead of a few planned winter rides, and they have been absolutely brilliant. If you cycle through colder months — whether on the road, trails, or commuting — these gloves are a game-changer for keeping your hands warm and protected.First impressions are excellent. The gloves are well-designed, with a sleek, athletic fit that doesn’t feel bulky or cumbersome. They’re made from a windproof and water-resistant material that keeps out biting cold without making your hands overheat.Fit is spot on. I followed the sizing chart provided and ended up with a Medium, which fits snugly without feeling restrictive. There’s enough stretch in the fabric to allow for comfortable grip on the handlebars, shifting gears, and braking without any feeling of tightness.One of the biggest standouts is the insulation level. On rides down to around 2°C, my hands stayed warm without any numbness — a huge improvement over my previous gloves. They also wick moisture well, meaning if your hands do get a little sweaty during a hard ride, they don’t end up cold and clammy.The palm features a silicone gripper pattern, which offers excellent grip even when the handlebars get wet from rain or sweat. Shifting and braking are precise and confident, even on rough trails.Another brilliant feature is the touchscreen-compatible fingertips. It’s a small thing, but it makes a huge difference when you want to check your phone or change music on the go without taking your gloves off and freezing your fingers off.Durability appears very good so far — after several weeks of daily use, including a few rough mountain bike rides, they show no signs of fraying or losing shape.The only minor downside is that they’re not fully waterproof — they’ll resist drizzle and short showers, but in prolonged heavy rain, your hands will eventually get damp. Still, they dry quickly and remain warm even when wet, which is very reassuring.In short, the FDX Winter Cycling Gloves are warm, comfortable, breathable, and offer excellent control and grip. A fantastic choice for cold-weather riders. Highly recommended!

I have been using my usual riding gloves with a second pair of thinsulate gloves under for a few weeks so thought it was time to invest in something better. These are doing the job for me.They are comfortable to wear made from insulating material but still allows for plenty of movement when breaking and changing gears (I ride a road bike). They have gel pads rather than foam which makes then about more comfortable and the pads should last longer than foam. There is a bit of reflective detailing on these which should help you flash your signals to other drives on the dark winter rides.Is just coming into November where the temp has dropped to about 8 degrees....the seem to be fine art that temperature, but not sure if they will continue to keep my fingers warm add the temperate continues to drop. I guess there is a balance between allowing enough finger movement and paint a pair of gloves out with so much fleece that you cannot worth the gears). They do manage to keep the wind out and a bit of drizzle....not tested them in a proper downpour yet.Touch screen fingers was an added bonus on these....works well for me when starting Strava, but I don't get on well with swyping on screen. Good grip on them tooI am pleased with this purchase....but still be interesting to see how they manage add the temperature drops further.=======Update April 17=======After a full winters use, these gloves were fine for cycling in cold temperatures, but aound 5 degrees my fingers started getting cold. I reverted to a two glove solution for anything below that. They have stood up to the rain reasonably well (though they are not advertised as waterproof). For most downpours they do get wet, but don't make your ride uncomfortable...I had one maybe two rides this winter where I got caught in proper heavy downpours and the gloves are absolutely soaked through. Still pleased with the gloves, but they do have their limitations.*****update June 2019*****Gloves still in good shape and going strong! Just got these out again as the June temperature dropped down to 10 degrees again. Shame they are not waterproof though.

These fit very well, not too tight or loose and are surprisingly warm given the thickness of the material. They also grip well and have good quality Velcro for the straps. Another excellent product from FDX. Recommended.