CASTELLI Men's Perfetto ROS Glove for Road and Gravel Biking and Cycling

Not to be obnoxious but I truly never write reviews. Especially not on Amazon. I have no connection to Castilli and I paid full price for these gloves. That said, they deserve continued endorsement, so here I am. I struggled to find gloves that fit that sweet spot below my Defeet wool Duragloves (which are great from around 60F down to the lower 40s), and my deep cold 45NRTH Sturmfist half-crab claws, (which start to get sweaty for me around 30F or so). These Castellis perfectly bridge that 10 degree gap and I could not be happier. I’m a tall guy with big hands and they fit so well, modulate warmth extremely effectively, work with my phone, maintain a solid grip on the bars, and the cuff stays in place. Easily worth the cost, especially if you can find them on sale. If you live in an area where a lot of your off-season or at least shoulder season rides fall in the 32-ish to 45-ish zone, I def recommend. If I had to make one request, it would be for a little cloth near the thumb to help with the occasional runny nose in the colder months. Otherwise, super solid.

High quality glove. Use for bike riding. Blocks the wind and keeps my hand nice and warm.

Great all round 3-season gloves. Good from upper 30°s to upper 50°s so can be used for a good part of the Fall, Winter and early Spring riding where I live. I have worn them for some 5 & 6 hour rides and were very comfortable throughout.

Despite these gloves having good reviews which was the reason I purchased them, I think they deserve 3 stars for the following reasons: 1) They're rated for 39F-57F (4C-14C) weather which I think is fair having pushed their limits riding in 37F dry conditions for 6 miles (10K) and feeling a bit of discomfort. 2) There's a big gap in fit between S and M sizes. My hand circumference corresponds to M; however the finger tips are too long. Small would have worked but I could barely get my hands in them when I tried that size. 3) Possibily due to 2), the touch screen tech on the index finger works poorly and is unreliable, even when pulling the glove further up my hand for a tighter fit. 4) Although I recognize that the gloves are rated as water-resistant and windproof, I did hope for a little more protection from cold wearing them on a 1 hr run on a 50F (10C) rainy day. However, once they became fairly damp it was game over.

Snug fit, a little hard to get on and off but comfortable and good quality. The fingertips do not work with my phone screen as advertised. Not warm enough for freezing temps, just cool weather.

The good: molds well to hands, keeps hands warm in non-extreme cool/cold weather, plenty of dexterity. They also look sharp. The not-so-good: they're pretty tight and fairly difficult to put on, they do not have touch-screen fingertips. Overall, I like them for riding in my neck of the woods (San Francisco Bay Area).

Very comfortable. Easy to get on and off. Hands don't get balmy when it's borderline too warm and hands don't get too cold when you're just below the temp range these are designed for. Great design, get them.

The name doesn’t lie. They’re sleek, comfortable, and very easy to work with. Can wear them from 50 to 25 degrees. The wrist elastic frays a little but it’s no big deal. I love them and will certainly be continuing to purchase in the future