Sealskinz Sutton Waterproof All Weather MTB Glove

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Good gloves for moderate weather riding.

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Very good and warm gloves for temperatures up to -3C...+5C. The only problem is the lack of flexibility on the knuckles. Those protectors are quite stiff and when your hand is around the handle, the non-flexible knuckle protectors start to press quite unpleasantly. 5 stars would be given if the knuckles had some kind of flexibility mechanism or something.

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they are warm, they get a bit wet from the inside when cycling.

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With very little use so far, but tried with a water jet and yes those hands have stayed dry. Of course, the hands quickly start to sweat on their own when the glove doesn't breathe, but you can't get everything.

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Feels great, my hands stayed dry while building snowmen and on the bike, it fits!

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They feel relatively inconspicuous and stay in place even during long sessions.

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continued report... now both collars have broken because the opening of the glove is too narrow, you have to pull on the collar and that is not a sturdy thing to do at all. The gloves also never shaped to the hands, but the reinforcement at the knuckles still squeezes unpleasantly. Tightening the collar is also difficult, the velcro strap is good but the strap cap is too small, so fine adjustment can only be done by taking the glove off and adjusting the strap with your bare fingers. I should have believed when I bought the SealSkin socks that it would be better not to touch that manufacturer.

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Too tight in the palm, I usually use sizes 10-11, but these 11 sizes are too small, there is plenty of room in the fingers, but when the hands are on the bike bar, the protection at the knuckles squeezes the palm annoyingly. It's a pity because they feel durable, the stitching looks strong and the materials too.