REV'IT! Kelvin H2O Gloves

Great Gloves

Although the measuremnts had me at a medium or large an XL worked great. I have long fingers and thin hands. The only reason I knew this is that I have a pair of gloves (non Rev'it) and they are also XL.

The glves are so much warmer than my others. I have not tested them for keeping dr and really cold weather but for California,these should be fine.

Useful Winter Glove?

According to chart, I should use somewhere between a large or XL. Width is OK, but fingers are a little short, making fit a stretch. The pad on the palm is in the way, and the palm material around the grips bunches up, and it is difficult to get a comfortable grip. The extra material needs to be pushed one way or the other.
They are fairly warm with heated grips, but I have not tried them below the low 40s yet.
Only other issue is that the stitching around the guantlet is coming out on one glove, and I need to send it back for warranty. Guess it happens. Rest of the stiching looks top notch.

Great Fall Through Spring Glove

The REV’IT Kelvin H2O gloves provide the quality one would expect from this brand. I've only ridden under dry conditions since purchasing these H2Os, so I can't really vouch for how well these will hold up in inclement weather. However, I have used these gloves in temperatures ranging from the low 40s to upper 60s. The gloves provided ample comfort and warmth in the colder weather, even with added wind chill factor from highway riding. In the warmer temps, my hands did not get clammy, but I could tell it was getting close to that point, where I'd swap these babies out for a pair of warm weather gloves. Added padding and armor construction provides me with the assurance these guys are going to hold up, if they’re ever put to the worst kind of “Road Test”.

Pricey but excellent quality

Worn them several times but today was the first cool snap around here...Temp this morning was in the upper 40's with no rain....I ride a naked bike with no fairings. Fingers were cool but never cold. Be sure you have these in a warm area before you ride...It keeps the heat in a little better. If you leave them out on your bike when its cold then they never seem to get warm enough....Excellent quality fit and finsh. Not bulky with good finger dexterity. The wrist area appears to be designed to be worn under the jacket sleeve. Not as warm as heated gloves, but about as warm as you can get without...

Comfortable and warm

Great Glove. I usually wear a size L in gloves. I had purchased another pair of gloves, FieldSheer Polar Glove, last winter and ordered a large and the fit was too small, uncomfortable grip between my thumb and forefinger and too tight of fit on the fingers which did not allow for proper insulating. Ordered these gloves at an XL, and they fit perfectly. Great grip on the bike, still have enough finger sensitivity to know what I'm doing and they've kept me warm enough. Hoping to get my bike out for one last nice fall ride this weekend. We'll see how they fair, but I have great confidence they will perform up to the standard I hold for them now. A+

Warm gloves.

So far, great glove for colder weather. Very comfortable lining - really nice. Not quite as much feel as a summer glove, but you wouldn't expect it to be. I had a very low speed tip over on gravel within a week of buying them - did the job. No pain at all, and barely a scuff on the gloves. Quality gloves.

Warm and Well Made

My first winter glove.

Waterproof and Warm!

These gloves deliver as advertised. I rode for 13.5 hours, 6 of that in the rain temps ranged from 43-55. My hands were chilled the entire time, but only chilled. Any glove that lets me ride for 6+ hours in the rain and temps in the 40s and only feel "chilled" are fantastic! My hands were bone dry as well. So they truly are waterproof. A+ Revit! Now if only you made Infinity suits for guys with short legs and long torsos...

Don't go a size up

I measured my hand as directed by the sizing chart. I then ordered one size up also suggested by the sizing chart. As it turns out, for me, the size I measured was the actual size I needed. I ended up getting gloves that were too big and had to exchange them for the appropriate size. If you are a female or have small hands, I'd think twice about ordering the larger size.

REVIT Kelvin gloves

Very comfortable and unobtrusive to feeling handlebar controls. Not much break in time required. Good cold weather protection to about 38 degrees. I did a commute in 36 degree temperature and my hands were very numb in about 30 minutes. Any consistent commuting/riding in the mid to upper 30's you're better off with electric gloves anyway. So from 38 to 50 these gloves are perfect. Webbikeworld rates these better than the Tempest, and 30 bucks cheaper to boot. Having tried both I think the Kelvins are superior to the Tempests. Just try them on somewhere first, I'm usually a medium and had to get a large.