These gloves have become a fast favorite for general 'off the bike' use and should do well when the pair they're intended to replace finally wear through. The longer 'cuff' is nice for keeping drafts out of sleeves and the finger-to-hand length ratio is right on the mark (some gloves can be weird about stubby or 'spidery' finger lengths).
The gloves offer great tactile feel and work well with touchscreens and seem well made. One caveat: they're relatively thin, akin to a 'semi-thick liner glove', so for my purposes I don't plan to lean on them below the mid- to upper-40s (F) on the bike.
These gloves are awesome. They are comfortable, light, and surprisingly warm, for gloves that don�t seem so substantial. The fit is good, which can vary person to person. They are very comfortable and I have even worn them off the bike! While I typically where gloves while gel padding, these do not have them, but doesn�t affect me whatsoever as comfort is not affected when on the bike. They are also a good value option for comfortable, well made gloves.
The Concurve jacket preforms in all weather conditions, but seemingly best in the worst weather condition's. The hood is a game changer during cold windy, or mixed precip days. It fully protects your neck area front to back and helps hold your body heat in. The jacket is a very lightweight final layer that offers excellent wind and water protection. It has kept me comfortable in my daily commutes with a base layer 1 down to -11 degrees with a windchill of -24 degrees thus far.
These are really well made, plenty of pockets. I'm 5'10" around 170lbs and the medium fits great. The included liner is nice too, used them on rides of 2-3 hours and never think about them. I've been out in upper 40's to mid 50's and they are warm enough for me. Had one ride in misty rain and they did a pretty good job of staying dry. My only complaint is I wish they were 1-2 inches longer for better knee coverage. Going to try them with lycra knickers instead of the liner and see how they work in colder weather.
