Cross Point Waterproof Knit Gloves: Sport

The quality of the gloves was good, but I was in between an XS and a Small, so I returned them.

These gloves look like they are well made and the materials used look quality. They are very tight. I will squeeze them on and hope they stretch.

I have arthritis in my hands, so I like the compression, which makes for a better ride.

Great highly recommend

Great gloves and very comfortable! I use them for my bike commute to work in the rain. VERY waterproof and the touch pad spots on the fingers are great. I can use my phone or smart watch easily. My only gripe, and it's not like they're advertised as such, is that they're not warm. A touch of insulation would be nice for when it's both wet and cold.

great gloves and truly waterproof. Highly recommend.

Finally a waterproof glove that lives up to the claim. And warm but not stifling. I ordered a size up to allow me to way padded fingerless gloves underneath. Warm dry, hands on my long rides. :)

Gloves are well made and comfortable. Hands were cold for the first half hour of a ride in 41° temperatures.

Great gloves. Third pair. All still in action. Got these for the e-friendly finger tips.

My wife loves them I already had a pair

They keep your hands dry, while also being breathable. And the color is great. The trouble is, they keep your hands WARM only down to about 45 degrees F. Showers Pass offers another version, with some wool in the fabric, that presumably keep you warmer. However, those are not available in the safety orange or yellow colors. A worker there told me they are working on that, hope to eventually be able to make the wool ones in the hi-viz colors.

My measurement were in between sizes and ordered the size up as the website suggested. The hand/palm area is too big and the fingers are too small/tight. My fingers got cold when I put the gloves on.

I found these gloves do not keep your hands warm under 45 degrees, I do like the fit.

Great product

The best when it freezes

Great gloves. When it is cold and wet I need silk liners to keep my fingers warm. They seem to shrink after a few wet rides. Would suggest adding silk liners to your inventory.

I got them 3 weeks ago and I just wore them for the first time cleaning snow off my car? How long could that take? 5-10 max? Suffice to say my fingers were freezing! Enough where ihad to put my fingers on the vents inside the car just to warm them up! So I’m out $40 bucks. Another pair of goves that work only in late spring and summer!

I like these gloves but in a heavy rain they get waterlogged. Easy to ring out but not to the point they are dry. Once wet they take some time to dry. I haven’t found anything better but keep looking.

Perfect for hiking. Waterproof. Warm enough. I ordered up to large as I was right on the line. They are slightly large in ms bug I can still text with them on

They felt great for the first day of a chili Mountain bike ride.

Pretty much as waterproof as a glove can be, especially in the PNW. They also keep my hands warm without being sweaty.

Super comfy and warm.

Absolutely waterproof. Not the warmest gloves. Used them while cleaning a saddle, girth, and hackamore. Hands stayed 100% dry.

Bought as a gift, not given yet.

The material is perfect but the gloves in large are pretty narrow for my hands, and after wearing them for an extended period of time it cramps up my hands.

The material is perfect, but for the small the fingers are way too long, by over an inch, for my partners hands.

Feel great on, keep my hands super warm and dry.

Wore them on a ride for the first time yesterday. The temperature was about 29 F; there was no rain. My hands were a tad cold at the beginning of the ride, but it wasn't long before blood circulation, combined with the insulating quality of the gloves rendered my hands comfortable for the rest of the day. The fit is superb. I experienced zero chafing. It will be interesting to see how they perform in the rain, but for now, I'm calling them a real winner.

I highly recommend these gloves! I own several pair and love them

These gloves are a decent spring option for commuting-cycling. Temperature wise, probably good from 35-55 degrees F. My only issue is they do not repel water nearly as well as I was hoping. Maybe some light misty rain, but on a 4-5 mile ride during an actual rain shower, you're going to get wet hands. Very comfortable though.

Perfect for high 40s into the low 50s. They really are windproof.

Near perfect before, now perfect thanks to touchscreen fingertips!