Although our reviewer found these gloves expensive, they are recommend them if you want to ride with warm, dry hands
These gloves were waterproof and very warm for riding in the winter, without being bulky but they were slightly awkward to put on as the inner came away from the outer covering and got twisted on the fingers.
They were fleece lined and felt very snug.
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The sizing was a little tricky. These were medium but came up much looser than other pairs of Woof gloves I have owned, and in consequence were not as neat to look at.
They had good long cuffs and the Velcro tightened them well at the wrist.
The quality overall is good although the stitching is coming apart on one finger.
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They have only been used for hacking when the grip was fine, and they did not become slippery in the rain, but I am not sure how good the grip would have been for jumping, and also because they were in two layers they did not give such good “feel”.
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They are quite expensive but they did keep my hands warm, so I would certainly recommend them to anyone like me, who suffers from very cold hands riding in the winter.
Verdict
Although these gloves are expensive they are worth it if you want to ride with warm, dry hands
