The gloves provide relative warmth to the hands, but the disadvantage is that they are thick and therefore have difficulty accessing switches on the steering wheel, as well as a lack of feeling of the throttle.

Resistance to 5-6 degrees for one hour.
For their price and for short distances, they are just what you need. They are also waterproof

Economical gloves for twenty euros. They are not warm enough for winter months (if you drive without mittens, you will feel cold, but it is bearable). They do not let water in during rain.

Good value for money. Quite warm, a bit hard at first but they soften with use and you get used to them easily

The glove is possibly the warmest of the winger. It has thinsulate lining and it is the only one of the winger gloves that states it with a sewn label.
I don't know what lining the other winger gloves have, but they don't state anything, and they are less warm.
It is short and worn with the sleeve on top.
Unfortunately, the one I bought turned out to be defective. The material on the palm was sewn crookedly on three fingers and the worst part is that the neoprene on the right tore at the seam. To be fair, the pair was bought in a smaller size and they were tight when I was driving.
It probably wouldn't have happened in the correct size.
However, even though neoprene is warmer than cordura, it doesn't have the same durability.
I bought them for 20 euros and got my money back because they tore on the second day.
I wanted to keep them because they were warm, but I was unlucky...
Anyone who buys them should check them thoroughly.
The gloves also have hard protectors on the upper side.