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As you wish.

You want bike gloves with fabric that combines wind-blocking, stretchy, and breathable properties. While you’re at it, how about a design that’s between a mitten and a glove? Sure—The GORE Bike Wear Radiator II Glove.

  • WindStopper Soft Shell fabric blocks wind, breathes, and feels like a soft, stretchy mid-layer
  • Lobster cut combines the last two fingers but leaves the thumb and first two fingers separate for grip
  • Fleece lining boosts warmth
  • Gel padding on palm for dampening
  • Absorbent material on thumb and back of hand for wiping sweat


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5 5

Colin Payton

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I've had these gloves about a month now and I love them. The first major ride I took in them was an 86 mile, 25 degree hill climb two weeks ago. They not only kept me warm, but they were comfortable to boot! Like everyone else has said, buy them a size big. I normally wear mediums, bought large, and they fit, well, like a glove.

5 5

ken

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Nice. They run a bit small, but the construction is well done. Lovely gloves for those real, real cold days. Sub 30, wind from the west. No worries. These gloves rock the cold. In fact not sure it could be cold enough that they won't keep your fingers warm. I like the 4 finger set up. Better by far than the lobster 3 finger option.

kma4654450

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more than a bit small. I usually wear XL gloves...needed to order XXXL in these.

5 5

BlueGiantSun

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Great quality, comfort and feel. This gloves doesn't cause your hands to over heat and they are laden with reflective features that are so very important to any low light and evening riding. The gel pads are simply priceless. I love the idea of making one compartment for the ring and pinky fingers (awesome). I would not hesitate to buy a pair of these gloves if I were you.

5 5

Brian B.

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This winter was phenomenally cold, and my hands (particularly my pinkie fingers) were starting to get numb and painful before I got to work. These gloves kept my hands warm all the way down to sub-zero Fahrenheit temps, but still let you retain pretty good dexterity. With a liner, you'd be fine to probably -20 or so.

ken

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Right on. Hard to imagine it too cold for these, and with a thin liner, -20 is not a reach.

5 5

Brian B.

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This winter was phenomenally cold, and my hands (particularly my pinkie fingers) were starting to get numb and painful before I got to work. These gloves kept my hands warm all the way down to sub-zero Fahrenheit temps, but still let you retain pretty good dexterity. With a liner, you'd be fine to probably -20 or so.

per4840440

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JUST GOT MINE, ON PLUS SIDE GOOD dexterity,BUT SEEM TO RUN SMALL FOR SIZE LG. ALSO FOR TEMP 33 WAS NOT AS WARM AS I WAS HOPEING FOR ,REALLY WOULD NEED LINER FOR COLDER ,MY THUMB GOT COLD , I WAS ON A TRIKE WITH A FAIRING ALSO...

ken

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The trick to these gloves is generating heat. They do not, by themselves, keep your fingers warm in real cold. But, when working the pedals, they ward off the wind, and create a finger environment that allows you to keep pedaling when others are finger frozen. I've overheated in them as the temps reach 40 and I'm working it.

2 5

for3316445

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Warm and comfy but the liner inside slips enough to where control on your grip is affected. Otherwise great gloves. I di return them because I like a tactical firm feel on my grip and not any movement.

2 5

for3316445

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The gloves did a fair job in keeping my fingers warm at 35 to 45 degrees. The problem with these is that they have an inner liner that is attached but causes your fingers to shift about a 1/2 an inch within the glove while the outer part grips the handlebar. Therefore causing a false sense of control. SO if you are a hard mountain biker that likes control, then this is not your option.