They are a bit difficult to adjust on a scooter (I don't know about other models, but on the SYM SR it was a bit of a struggle), but they are extremely warm.

Guys, I have tried several gloves and I have to say that these are by far the best, both aesthetically and in terms of comfort. Cold and water will get in, just like with the others, after a certain point. I thought the system that secures them to the inner edges of the grips would bother me, but it didn't affect my riding at all. Get them with your eyes closed, they are worth the money.

The first impression is that they are of good quality. The seams are fine and there is plastic inside to keep them upright. Time will tell if they will last.

As a delivery person, I am quite satisfied. In the rain, I normally complete my shift without any issues. The only difficult part is the placement. Personally, I just put them on without fastening them, and I have no problem, plus it is easier for me in the rain after my shift to take them off and let them dry

Okay, they are good and waterproof and cut down the cold a lot. I use the motorcycle daily and in winter, but for the money you spend (which 50 euros is not a small amount), I expected them to have better quality and the reasons are as follows:
1) The hole they have for the lever tears slightly when you put it in, so it leaves a small gap and a bit of cold comes through.
2) The internal plastics that tighten on the grips are fake and break (one of mine broke).
3) The rubber that goes into the counterweight with the small washer they give you tears, and you need a second larger one to save it.
4) And lastly, the best part is that when I opened the package, the seams from the grips were open. After contacting the store the next day, they sent me new ones and on top of that, they also gave me the old ones as spares.

Difficulty in installation, the outer tires tear if you tighten them a little more, it needs modification on the counterweight tires at least for the sym symphony st 200

You can't say it's the best!! And the putting on and taking off is a hassle, better to get one that fits into the grips while worn

Very good. I had the same ones for 5 years and they wore out, so I replaced them with the same ones. Once you get used to them, they are perfect

Very good product with excellent results, it does its job perfectly. The 4 stars because it gave me some difficulty in installation

Awesome investment the gloves, cold doesn't pass through!

-Warm gloves that seem to be of good quality at first glance, however, I was disappointed with the way they fit.
-Essentially, the glove secures in two points, one being the external rubber ring and two, the internal plastic ring that tightens around the handle.
-The external ring tore after a week of use, so I replaced it with a much larger one, as shown in the photo I attached. Additionally, the internal ring was too tight and hindered my grip, so I removed it from both sides (which wasn't a major issue, just a bit more air gets in and the glove moves slightly).
-I expected a better application design from this particular company, especially considering the purchase cost

I am giving it 1 star for the waterproof part. Unfortunately, it is not waterproof but otherwise it is the best choice for warm hands on a motorcycle

Warm hands even at 0 degrees. In the rain, I put bags on them so they don't get dirty or worn out. So far, I have nothing negative to say.

It was as advertised, previous handles that did not secure with the screws of my weights had been stolen... I hope these will be saved!

I put them on a Beverly 300 2015. Very easy installation, took 5 minutes. They work well in the cold. Personally, I also wear a thin thermal glove that makes for an excellent combination. I don't know about rain, it hasn't been tested, but I think it will pass.

Update 18/05/22
They were also used on a Beverly 2017. They got a little wet and nothing happened.. in steady rain, it will pass after a while! It saves you from a lot of cold. It was a good purchase and I would buy them again! They are worth it

3 pairs were purchased before Christmas for corporate use. In terms of quality, stitching, and fit, they are okay for moderate cold weather, but not suitable for rain like other ones that were tested. With €55 per piece, you can get Chinese ones for €8 and add nylon, which is what we did and saved money.

Purchase at 50€, installation in early November 2019 on a transalp 400. Although it is not intended for such motorcycles, it fit well.
Perhaps the tucano urbano R334 might be a better choice at 67€.
I placed a garbage bag on top to make it fully waterproof because some acquaintances who had bought it had said that after a long time in the rain, the material starts to leak and drip inside.
Another solution could be some waterproofing spray/silicone. I protect it with the bag and a little from the sun.
In very cold weather, combined with heated grips + gloves, I am very comfortable.
It has easily survived the season, nothing has happened to it. It definitely withstands another season.
I will take it off for the summer and in the future, I might come back to update on wear over time.
There is also a video on YouTube where they install it on a scooter, so you can see the contents of the packaging, installation, etc. Search for "R363X"

Excellent gloves, with good insulation and relatively good resistance to rain. The cold doesn't penetrate the fabric and the hands feel really warm while driving. Do not tighten the fastening on the gas grip too much because it will stick to your gas. Tighten it just enough to keep it stable. Also, if you don't have weights on your motorcycle, it would be good to buy them together with the covers. Choose something thin and conical to immediately fit the relative socket of the covers that "snap" onto the grip and prevent water and air from passing through. If you have thick weights, you will struggle quite a bit.