Easily could be a ski glove as well as a cycling glove. I have found it to be quite comfortable and warm in temperatures in the 20's - I haven't been out in the teens yet. Putting the pinky within the same sleeve as the ring finger does not hamper shifting or any other function of cycling, but certainly helps with warmth.
After my maiden ride with these gloves I questioned if they were any better than gloves I owned, but with each subsequent ride I felt I made the right move.
I use these gloves from 10' on down. They really keep my hands warm. The coldest I've ridden with them is -23'.
This is my second pair, and I got them because of the price. My first pair is just fine.
If you like to ride in cold weather, these gloves work well.
Our temps haven't gotten lower than 40 yet, but these are plenty warm so far. My hands sweats in low 40s. I don't plan to ride below 32 and I am confident these will be fine. Well made and good value.
They allow me to ride when temps are in the low 30's. Replacing my PI gloves for coldest weather rides.
Gauntlet closure easy to over sleeves.
The 45Nrth Sturmfist gloves did well at just above freezing temps. Good materials.
These are really good winter gloves. Warm and soft. They allow easy shifting and have enough room for an added liner for really cold weather.
Excellent insulation and quality.
