Reflective Winter Gloves Fluorescent Hi-Vis Cold Weather Warm Gloves for Cycling & Running, Windproof and Water Proof with Touchscreen Grip

These are working for me. I walk and a key thing for me is visibility either crossing streets or when icy sidewalks force me to walk in the street facing traffic. This time of year with short daylight is hardest and I walk with a light and as much high vis gear as the weather permits. I bought these gloves looking for high viz, with warmth and water proofing - which is hard to find and some of the advertised options don't work even high priced ones from brand name vendors. Thus far these are great. Fit is comfortable, although I took reviewer advice to go up a size. I live in New England with relatives in Minnesota and I've now used these in both locations in the teens and twenties and am quite satisfied with the warmth and comfort factor. Best feature is safety - high visibility, reflective. Walking on the road edge at night you can see on-coming traffic pick you up as they move over a lane or as much as they can - substantially in advance of you. Exactly what you want during the dark season to stay safe. Good for you and good for the motorists as well. I like the fact that they are advertised as waterproof also, but have no experience as yet. Wet gloves are a drag and take a long time to dry. If these adhere to their claim it is an added bonus. The price is nuts reasonable given the features IMHO. Would recommend, but up a size.

Love these gloves! Excellent reflective properties and warm in 30 degree windy, rainy weather. Great for walking our dog at night! Thank you!

Can definitely be seen. Just a little large for my hand, but anything smaller would be too small.

I use these for commuting on a small motorcycle in city traffic. There are no products that are specific to motorcycling with this standard of visibility. While I would like the higher level of protection that a dedicated motorcycle glove offers, I know that the greatest threat to my safety is visibility, so these gloves are the best choice for my riding environment. If I was doing highway riding, I would absolutely want a higher standard of protection, but for my commute at less than 30mph, these bicycling / running gloves fit my needs well at a reasonable price. They are durable, easy to slip on with both an elastic cuff and a velcro cuff, they stay warm in moderate temperatures (the coldest I have used them for is ~40ºF), and don't get too hot in temperatures up to ~75ºF. They have good grip on the palms, but dexterity is limited due to their level of insulation. The reflective portions are very high quality for night visibility, and the yellow portions make a difference in daylight as well. Overall absolutely recommend for bicyclists and runners, and would also recommend for motorcyclists in limited (low speed) applications.

Keeps my dads hands warm while driving bus.

Don't waste your money. They didn't hold up. It's just past 30 days and they have holes. I do not recommend them for work.

Few products strike strong enough opinion for me to take time to write a review. For starters, I bought these water/wind-proof gloves to bike in the winter. Where I live, I get fairly chilly winds and sometimes rain. I have an e-bike and go upwards to 28mph in the cold night air if the roads are dry. My hands would be sweating after a half-hour commute. My gloves were easily visible doing turn signals both day and night. Holding these gloves in high regard, I took them snowboarding all day, through winds strong enough to require ski lift closure, and some of the heaviest snowfall I've ever ridden in. End of the day, my several years old snow-sports-specific gloves would have been drenched and freezing. With these gloves, my hands were fine and dry. I even rubbed my face on the back of the gloves - dry. What I would expect out of snowsports gloves, plus excellent visibility, and no liner inserts adding bulk. To say I'm immensely impressed would be an understatement. One of my best purchases of 2019. Edit: I recently needed to wash them for the first time, since they did get soaked (runoff from my sweatshirt sleeves, along my wrist, during heavy rain), and combined with sweat, it started to smell. As the other comments state, the gloves are VERY difficult to dry, but some creativity and patience with a space heater or hair dryer, you can still dry it yourself.

The material, constructiion, fit, and looks, are exceptional!