I used these gloves all winter in the city and on some short trips to nearby places. Indeed, at temperatures < 5 degrees for more than 30 minutes, my hands froze, but since this is my first pair, I have no basis for comparison. In the rain they endured, I am very satisfied as very little water got through. As for the smell, the same thing happened to me. After they got wet inside (or maybe on a warm day when my hand sweated), they developed a strong odor that I don't know how to deal with.

I tested these gloves in real riding conditions, and they failed on every important point.
In temperatures between -1°C and 6°C, my hands were freezing the insulation is nowhere near enough for winter riding, so you will suffer.

I also rode in light rain for about an hour, and the gloves were completely soaked through. By the next day they were smelling awful, which tells me the materials don’t handle moisture well at all.

Overall, the performance was far below expectations. I would not buy these gloves again.

For winter and more than 15 minutes, they are not suitable.
In Crete, today March 16th with 10 degrees, my hands got cold.

Good gloves but as soon as they get even a little wet inside, they're useless. They smell very bad and when you wear them, your hands smell too.

they need one size up based on the measurement. I hope they loosen up a bit, otherwise they're going to be thrown away. it's tiring if you can't fully open your hand. as for the cold, they're fine at 10 degrees when I went out for 45 minutes.

I don't know what the comments say because I read them after I bought the gloves. For the motorcycle, very good, no cold and no water at all.
Now let's go to those who say in the comments that they are not good. I went skiing in Kalavryta with -5 degrees.
1st, my hands did not get cold at all
2nd, they did not get wet at all.

Cheap, yes ok, winter gloves yes but for low temperatures not at all. Especially if you have to ride for more than fifteen minutes at a temperature of 5 to 8 degrees you will suffer… Overall, a very mediocre motorcycle glove for the cold.

The fit is ok, you don't lose much of the feeling, but if it's 10 degrees or below they never keep you warm.

I bought these specific gloves almost 3 years ago. They are very good for their price, they've been through quite a few rains and they're just fine, no water gets in. In very heavy rain, maybe a little might get through. In general, they are quite warm and also have the protective knuckles. Overall satisfied with the quality

They are fine gloves, they protect very well from the cold but they are not waterproof... As some rightly suggested, I got them one size bigger and they fit me perfectly!

They are not particularly warm, nor particularly waterproof. The size is ok, I don't need a bigger one than what I wear. I take short trips in the city and they are enough for me.

At temperatures of 15°C and below, my hands get quite cold. So what is their job? Not to freeze completely, I suppose(?). And all this on rides under half an hour where I have tested them.
I don't have an opinion yet about waterproofing. In moderate rain, they were fine inside/outside, though. If you don't get caught in a storm for about an hour, you can't judge properly.
The knuckle protectors seem quite high quality, so I suppose in a fall—knock on wood—they'll do their job well.
But let's be honest, the main reason most people buy gloves is the cold, and then the rain, and they've already failed at one of the two with a cost of 40€. Plus, the thumb doesn't sit well inside the glove, and it makes it incredibly difficult to turn the indicators on/off!

It's a no from me.

With 10 degrees on a route outside the city of about 20-25 km that I do daily, the hands get cold but it is relatively bearable. Moisture passes through easily. They are a bit bulky so some movements are difficult, such as taking something out of your pocket, etc

I feel that I would like a larger size. I have no opinion on long-term durability. One negative is that they smell and I don't know if they will be ok if put in the washing machine

I don't know if they are waterproof, I haven't tested them. Up to 10 degrees, which I tried, they are perfect. At first, they feel a bit strange but you get used to them

Regarding using a mobile phone, just forget it, there is no way you will be able to do even the basics. They are bulky and quite uncomfortable until they break in. They keep your hands warm in the winter but only in normal temperatures

In general, they seem good but I took a trip from Volos to Ioannina, 3 and a half hours at a speed of about 140-160 at the beginning of February and to be honest, after a certain point my hands started to get very cold

very nice and warm gloves, not suitable after April because your hand sweats a lot. very good fit on the hand. in very low temperatures, they protect you from your hands freezing completely, they won't warm them up though but that's normal.

the only negative is that very early on some seams on certain fingers started to fray. with careful burning you can stop it from getting worse and you won't have a problem afterwards, but this issue appeared within three months of use.

I use them in the city, with a small displacement scooter (I rarely exceed 90 km) on trips that do not exceed 10 minutes and my hands do not get cold no matter how cold it is! (this year we reached up to -4). As for size, what most people say is that from the size chart, we choose one size larger. Durability will be shown by time. I have no opinion on whether they let in water.

Initially, they seem quality for their price and are quite warm... BUT THEY DO NOT BREATHE AT ALL! On a trip, my hands sweated and the gloves took two weeks to dry even though I had hung them on a line on the balcony!

Unfortunately, wasted money. You get what you pay for. Don't expect to buy them and have a comfortable commute in 13C and below. Your fingertips will tingle from numbness and pain. They also slip a lot with the grips. It exhausts me to try to keep the throttle open.

Warm, but bulky and the quality seems quite mediocre. While the size was correct and all the fingers were comfortable, the thumbs leave a large gap resulting in difficulty handling the flash, for example.

It is value for money... due to the bulk, they simply don't have a good feel if you try to handle a phone or something thin, like keys, but cold doesn't get through at all

For the money they cost, they are amazing. In Thessaloniki, there were some nights when we reached as low as -2, and I felt my fingers getting a bit cold. Other than that, it's an amazing product; I have no complaints except that it's a bit difficult to use the touchscreen, even though it seems in the product description that they can.

On the positive side, it protects during the not very wintery months. It also works perfectly with the phone. A big negative is that the fingers get cold at the tips while the palm sweats. This also creates an unpleasant smell when the glove is removed.

Very good for their price, comfortable and protect well from the cold. I wear them every day for trips around the city and I have no problems.
The only complaint is that for touchscreen use they are simply terrible. Do they work 1 in 10 taps? Maybe even less. But this is not a significant enough problem for me to lower the review.

Good evening everyone, today I took a trip at 10:30 in the morning with a temperature of 3 degrees in my area and I reached Thessaloniki where it was around 10. I traveled for 1.5 hours and my hands didn't get cold at all. On the way back at 9 o'clock it was -1, my hands got cold there but only the fingers in front, without the palms, at a speed of 140 km/h. So for me, they are worth 1000 and I would buy them again. As for the suit I have from Nordcode, I can say that it is worth much more than the price they give; I didn't get cold at all the whole day

Palm length 21cm (Measure as shown in the photo). I got the Large and it fit perfectly. Good material, covers fully up to the top and tightens well.

Use in temperatures close to 0 for 1 hour: Satisfied with the cold, as time passes in exposure to such temperatures, the protection from the cold naturally decreases. The gloves are not heaters, they do not warm up, they resist the cold, so mathematically this phenomenon is expected (For those who comment that after an hour in the cold they get cold).

Use in rain: Intense rainfall for half an hour, nothing got through. (And waterproofing wears off at some point after years. I've experienced this with a well-known top brand motorcycle jacket).

In summary, it does what it needs to do, value for money.

They look good, I haven't tried them yet, I'm waiting for winter. Be careful with the sizes.
I wear M, I got M and it's very tight.
I don't know how big the L would be on my hand.
I am also 1.72 and 68 kilos

At 5-10 degrees, at 100-110, and with gloves on the machine, you are perfect. Below that, your hands get cold in 10 minutes. For city use, even at -5 degrees, they don't feel wet or get wet. They lasted a winter without any damage.