fit well and were very warm for my first 5 days riding. one was on a very windy day at Mammoth and my hands stayed nice and warm. worth every penny so far

I bought these about 10 months ago in NZ and used them for around 7weeks (live in ireland). on both hands, the leather on 2 of the fingers and the thumbs are completely shredded, for about half the fingers in question only the liner is left! maybe i wore them to death but i think they should last a bit longer than that.
The stiching in the seams on them are gone by the Dakine logo aswell. I found that they got VERY wet and on cold days the glove froze to the extent that i couldnt bend my fingers!
For some reason i would buy them again because i actually really liked them - more a spring glove - but was dissapointed by how they fell apart.

Does anyone know if they would still be covered under warranty since its still less than a year old?

I tried these out for the first time last weekend, it was in the 30's spectating at a football game. Kept my hands really warm for being so thin and lightweight. Snug fit on the wrist is nice, and the length is perfect to keep out of wind. Only complaint is that i was starting to get a little damp inside after about 4 hours, but again, it wasn't that cold, and my hands usually don't get too cold.

i wear these gloves just about every day unless its really cold. they are thinner like park gloves but still stay warm. i love the leather, it looks good and it hasnt ripped or anything. i have worn them about 25 times and as they get broken in they just get more comfortable

This glove is a good spring conditions glove, its not warm. I say if you want to wear it during the winter season, wear a liner underneath. Overall it is a quality glove, some people have issues with it zipping up all the way, but it should zip up all the way. other than that, great for a park glove or spring conditions.