Great gloves, get 'em while they last!

Fantastic workmanship, great fit (although get one size bigger than you usually take - I typically fit an XL glove, bought their XXL and it fits great. Looks like it will take a beating and a soaking as well, but have not tried either feature as of yet. At the sale price it's a fantastic buy, even at 50% more than some comparable gloves - the quality is that much different.

By the way, bought this in RevZilla's Philly store - highly recommend a visit for those in the area. Great stuff and nice people.

Good rain and cold weather glove

My regular gloves are Cortech Adrenelins in large which fit perfectly. I ordered these in XL and they fit just slighty tight. I have a little loss in dexterity from my non insulated gloves but I guess that is to be expected with any insulated glove. I initially found the inner liner slipped a little inside the glove. After immersing the gloves in warm water while wearing them I found the fit improved and no longer feel the liner slip. Well made. I've riden down to 40F for extended periods. I can feel the cold on the backs of my hands but they still work to keep them warm. 100% waterproof.

Cold Weather Only

As with all European made gloves I require a XXL, usually I ware an XL. Gloves are very warm. So warm I may end up buying a third pair of gloves to cover 65 to 80 degree rides here in Phoenix. I like the way they cover the wrist over my jacket. I haven't crash tested them but they appear sturdy enough for at least one big down. I would recommend these gloves.

Rev'it Unix H2O gloves

as always great service from Revzilla. for the gloves... they are well made. but there are few design issues. first is that the gauntlet is really narrow. so i can't slide them over sleeve of the jacket. i.m about to take the gloves to a drycleaners and have them cut and stitch a slit on the side of the gauntlet so it would be easier for me to slide the gauntlet over the jacket. second, the strap on the wrist needs to be longer. i have to actually slip the strap off the metal loop to slide my hands in. third, is that the lining slides around a bit so i didn't have a good feel of the throttle. not sure how other winter gloves are since this is my first. maybe i need to get used to the gloves. Once I have the gloves on, they are very comfortable. I have wide hands and the gloves still had enough space. as for the warmth, I think these will be good to about 40's.

quality gloves

The Unix H20 is a beautifully crafted sport touring glove for fall/early winter riding. True to Revit fashion it is of high quality, pricey, and a size too small (be sure to order a size up). The insulation value is between fleece only, and a winter glove; i.e. it will do well in 50 degree weather but gets a little chilly below that.The double staps secure the glove well, although the gauntlet is small for those preferring to slide them over the sleeve (I wear them over inner liner, under the outer sleeve) Handlebar feel is very good for a winter glove.

Good Gloves

Had to buy XL gloves though I typically wear a medium to large and they still are a bit tight. A great improvement over my summer gloves for these fall temps, but not sure I buy the sales pitch about maintaining temperature. The liner moves a bit which sometimes makes getting fingers in a bit tough

Great Looking

ORDER 1 SIZE BIGGER. I didn't listen to the reviews and had to return them for the next size up. I haven't had a chance to ride with them in really cold weather yet.

Good Quality, smaller size than than expected

RevZilla size advice is good for pants and Jackets, but not so good for gloves (at least for H2O) it was a bit hard for me to fit in the gloves the first time, and after i sweated a little bit it was worst, looks like the internal fabric grew with the high humidity, so think twice if you buy these in humid weather, try to get 1 or 2 sizes bigger than Revzilla advice (for gloves only).

Winter toast

I bought a pair of Rev'it H2O's four years ago and haven't really worn anything else since.I bought these as replacement winter gloves and have already worn them in 38 degree weather. My hands started to sweat (unusual for me) so I know I'll be toasty as the temp drops further. Other than that they are comfortable and NOT bulky for a winter glove. If you're an XL use 2XL.

rev-it unix glove

A very good technical fit in a waterproof winter glove. I have heated grips so the thinner pre-curved palm is perfect. Warm enough for most everything but still maintains feel & feedback from the bars. I've got medium, low volume hands, took a Large in this glove, otherwise the fit is spot on. Armor does not bind though better padding on the thumb would be appreciated, everything else being as good as it is I can live without it though. One of the few winter gloves that feels like a motorcycle glove instead of a dumbed down ski glove...nice.