Halvarssons Duved Leather Gloves - Black

Really warm and comfortable gloves for riding. Haven’t had chance to fully test in heavy rain but held off rain in light showers so far

So I needed a new pair of winter waterproof gloves as my pair of winter gloves were no longer waterproof. I did a lot of online research reading articles and watching review videos. I was a impressed that there wasn't a bad review for these gloves and as I ride and commute all year round I needed a warm waterproof glove. I read that the teenage mutant ninja turtle type gloves are better for warmth so I gave in and bought these. I am not disappointed at all. The first time I wore them on the bike was at about 3° and it was dry but the gloves were brand new and still very stiff. I had a lot of trouble getting used to the claw type feeling and because they were so stiff I couldn't do the controls properly, which was frustrating. After this ride I felt disappointed with them but I placed them on the radiator and suppled them up a bit. I did this a couple of times warming them up gently on the radiator and putting them on and moving my fingers and hands like I was on the bike. This worked and the next time I used them it was pouring down a snow type rain. I arrived home with dry warm hands and fingers. These are definitely warm for winter riding and definitely waterproof. So I highly recommend these gloves. The touch screen nobbin thing works well but it's a bit cumbersome. The visor wipe is very good too. They aren't too bulky but you do have to get used to not having all fingers moving independently, so if you buy these give them a bit of time, and before using on your motorbike supple them up a bit so using the bike's controls is easier and safer.

If you’re looking for serious cold-weather gloves that don’t compromise on control or comfort, the Duveds are a top-tier option. They’re ideal for touring, commuting, or any rider who refuses to let winter slow them down.

Highly recommended — especially for those who value Scandinavian engineering and real-world performance.