Seem like a good option for Scottish "summer". Shame they don't do ladies specific version, but luckily the S size fits perfectly (normally I wear size medium for ladies specific gloves from Revit, so the sizing is a bit different).
Perfect, good quality.
For years I've ran with two different types of gloves - out and put racer gloves for warm days and super thick winter gloves for cold days.
The problem comes when you're caught somewhere in between and you either get cold in the nice summer gloves or sweating in the big winter boxing gloves.
I was looking for something in the middle - some extra warmth but without the lack of tactile feel that a winter glove provides and after a long search found these.
Gloves are good quality, four stars out of five because they could be doing with some extra protection features and the sizing is a bit mental - I'm usually an XL at the most but had to go for XXL in these gloves.
Love the Revit range of clothing, these gloves were bought as spring/autumn wear, one ride so far with them. Size wise I went up from class to xl to xxl, controls feel good to use not too bulky, look well made with a handy pull in cord. They are a short glove so not a perfect draught free version, ok for spring and autumn.
Great pair summer gloves. Only worn once. Kept hands cool and also when temp dropped surprisingly warm. Not tried in a summer shower yet
Sand 4 H2O looks impressive. Quality of materials used is great as their design and finish.
They seems to be on the wormer end of scale as they have an extra thermal layer. However, this makes them a bit tight. Normally I ware 10 or XL and this is what I have. Any other pair fits well and this one I can only compare with my winter gloves as both have the issue with limited feel on controls.
Fairly comfortable though with very good protection all over. I hope they will 'expand' a bit with use and touch feel will improve too.
As for being water proof and how really warm they are is yet to be tested on cooler and wet days. But definitely they are wind proof.
1 week in to wearing these so cannot comment on their longevity, but they have certainly filled a gap in my gear requirements. I usually just moan through the spring & autumn about my thick winter gloves being far too hot and sweaty, and my thin ventilated summer gloves being too cold and letting all the elements in. A relatively thin yet insulated pair of water proof sporting gloves for the cooler/wetter spring and autumn days is just what I needed!
Stretch material on the upper and relatively plain palm means maximum comfort and control, with only a padded palm slider (hate those big knobbly efforts), love the knuckle protection design and the closure is good and solid. Pull tab on each cuff to help get them on with a gloved hand too, they've thought of everything.
My only wish is that the branding was grey rather than bright white, but maybe a few months riding will dull that down, or at least I'll get used to it.
I usually wear XL or XXL gloves depending on the brand, XL was too snug for me but I managed to get them on, decided to exchange for XXL which or counter SBS were more than happy to accommodate.
If you have the need, you won't regret.
Good quality gloves. They were a little bit tight and took a bit of getting used to. The cuff system is good just don't over tighten as hands go numb. For me the issue as the little finger on the right hand. After wearing them in theyre fine but felt like boxing gloves with no dexterity. It's probably the same for all new gloves. However, I would buy Rev' it gloves again.
Specifically designed and engineered for inclement weather, the Sand 4 offers optimal grip and comfort. Protection is also provided with TPU knuckle armour and TPR palm slider.
Gloves measured by palm circumference (excluding thumb)
| XS | S | M | L | XL | 2XL | 3XL | 4XL | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SIZE | 7.5 | 8 | 8.5 | 9 | 9.5 | 10 | 10.5 | 11 |
| HAND | 19cm | 20.3cm | 21.6cm | 22.9cm | 24.1cm | 25.4cm | 26.6cm | 27.6cm |
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