DXR Winter Carbon CE Leather Gloves - Black

Really nice gloves. Nothing more to say.

Great value gloves with soft supple leather. Feel thick to start with but this improves with wear. So far waterproof.

Very snug when first arrived now used in some heavy rain and they didn’t disappoint warm dry and very comfortable

Good for the price

Comfortable and warm, you have good levels of feeling on the controls.

Don t know what to say, had them on couple of times only, does not really let the heat go through from grips and does not keep u warm enough not to use them. Most importantly, really really bulky and not waterproof. That sounds about right description

Didn't know if I should buy these gloves but am very pleased I did. Sizing is accurate and these are warm comfortable gloves well worth the price. I do recommend these

These gloves keep my hands nice and warm during colder morning rides to work, and the price is great for the quality gloves they are.

This glove is great until it gets exposed to heavy rain.

It’s comfortable, warm and waterproof. My only criticism is it gets waterlogged and heavy when wet. That said my hands were dry.

Great fit

Fit great, important for operating switchgear, seem good quality but it's summer so won't know yet how good they are against the cold. Good value however and I'm fitting Oxford heated grips and probably bark buster guards so part of a multi approach to combat Scottish Highlands weather....

Nice quality and fit very snuggly

Had these for some time and purchased after they received good independent reviews. For the price they are great value. They don't feel bulky for a winter glove and I've found them comfortable on longer rides. They are relatively warm on colder days and are waterproof. They also look to offer good protection for a fall (level 1).

This is my go-to pair for the colder months (I also have RST's Axiom and Ventilator). Being quite thick and leather, they obviously lack the dexterity of thinner/summer gloves. The thumb-visor-wipe is useful. The only downside is the wrist-cuff velcro feels a little "cheap", but still sticks after 3 winters.