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There really isn't that much to say - It does what it says it does and does it well.

The sound and quality of these headphones seems to be much better than my previous cardo headphones. very pleased, recommended.

Waterproof? Absolutely. Practical? That's another matter!

Essentially, these are a pair of waterproof plastic bags shaped roughly like mittens, made from the same material as the Oxford Rainseal jacket and over trousers.

They certainly do what they're designed to do: keep the rain out. No complaints whatsoever on that front.

However, putting them over an already substantial pair of winter motorcycle gloves does make for an interesting experience. Dexterity becomes something of a distant memory, and simple tasks such as operating keys, unlocking panniers or handling anything requiring individual fingers become a challenge worthy of a particularly frustrating episode of an escape room!

Still, there's no denying they work. Your hands stay dry, which is rather the whole point.

So, if you're looking for waterproof hands and aren't particularly bothered about being able to use your fingers, these are well worth considering!

Verdict: 5 stars for keeping the rain out, perhaps 2 for retaining the ability to function as a human being!

I bought 2 of these to extend my heated jacket's heat controller. The standard controller lead is too short to reach outside my bike jacket where I can reach and see the button.

ACF 50 was developed by the aviation industry to protect aircraft from corrosion. In fact, I bought mine from Sportsbikeshop for my Microlight Aircraft. Great service, best price.

It’s a great comfortable, light weight helmet. I love the colour changing aspect in certain lights.

Instructions a little confusing when it comes to what plate you require

XS still a bit baggy at 5ft 3in but fits and so far not wet!! However not been caught in any monsoons yet!

So far I've used these across summer and now into autumn and I've not yet found myself needing to switch to winter gloves. But I do have handguards and heated grips. They look great and are starting to wear in nicely. Great dexterity and feel. Only reason for a point drop is I find the cuff extremely baggy. You have to have a decent amount of fold over to get a tight fit, yet not baggy enough to go over my jacket cuff. Would still purchase again though.

I’d been looking for a while for leather jeans that were durable and water proof and fit the bill perfectly. There are only a few option on the market right now, many are too heavy, to big or material too stiff. These are stylish, supple comfortable and waterproof. Only done a few hundred miles I the so far but kept me warm and dry (in really heavy downpour).
My only gripe is with the leg of the Jean going over your boot, you get a slight draught up the leg but it is very minimal and I only notice of cold mornings. The fit is nice (not tight but fitted) and length is good (34” leg) and they don’t ride up your leg when sat on the bike.

I bought one of these a while ago and was disappointed when it arrived and had a waterproof zip and Velcro flap - at £10 I hadn’t properly viewed the advert and thought it was a conventional roll top bag.

It became the dogs travel bag hoovering huge amounts of his kit plus hot water bottles and spare blankets for self catering holidays.

I’ve just bought five (!) more Q-Bags. They’re superbly useable in a multitude of situations including - probably - strapping them to the bike!

If you’re considering it then just hit the button before Q realise they can multiply their price.

Great quality item worth many times the price.