Held Wizzard Gore-Tex Gloves

These Held's are very nice glove . I like the construction with out the hard plastic armor . The interesting thing is the fit after riding in the rain for few hours they seen to mold to hands . Which made them very comforable and my hands were dry and warm. These are my 3rd pair of Held gloves and they are all great.

Living in the Seattle area it's no surprise that we get rain, after all, we're called the Emerald State. So Gortex is a must and these gloves for three seasons, spring, summer, fall; afternoon romp on the bike provides the assurance that getting caught in a shower isn't going to detract from the experience. Beautifully made, comfortable and Gortex.

Fantastic glove!

Best use: Fall / Spring riding and Summer rain

Temps (I have poor circulation): mid to low 50s – 80

They are insanely comfy while still retaining great feel on the controls and providing modest temp protection and great wind / wet protection.

Similar in sizing to the Rodney. Initially I thought they should be a half size different, but a few rides later and no complaints, surprisingly comfy fit.

For me these served 2 purposes:

1) Replacing a bulkier, worn out ‘tweener glove (Dainese Scout) that I used when it was too cold for summer gloves and too warm for winter gloves (Held Freezer). These are far better than the glove they replaced, though won’t take me as deep into winter as the Scouts did, but that’s why I have winter gloves. They’re better in the warmer temps so on days when its 50’ am and 70’ in the pm, I don’t mind wearing the same glove and these are WAY more comfy and retain much better control feedback then any other fall glove I've used. Do not feel bulky at all!

2) Summer wet days when I want decent protection.

The fit is great. The feel is perfect. No bad seems / odd spots. All the protection you need and very comfortable.
Warmth is so-so, but work well with heated grips (on my BMW RS, I can take it down another 5 degrees in comfort vs the ST3)

If you liked the rodneys but want something a tad warmer that retains good feel, is waterproof and are comfy, look no further and just buy these.

Over all best glove I have. The fit was very comfortable. A glove you can wear all day .The short glove makes it fit under jacket cuff very well.The glove works well in all weather.

Lucky i like this glove, by the time i paid for shipping to Sydney Australia and the change in the value of the $ from AUS to USA the cost on the bank statement was $330. It performs as advertised and i got lucky with the fit. Would i pay $330 again, no, but sub $200, happy. We are in winter at time of writing and i have ridden for an hour in the rain getting to work and i still had feeling in my hands. I don't like hard knuckle gloves which is why i got these. To improve this glove, the protection on the base of the thumb and palm could do with beefing up with thicker leather, Kangaroo would be my choice, I'm a sucker for the local product. I only say this because i don't know what super fabric is, maybe i am getting more protection than leather, but it doesn't feel like it. Enjoy your ride shinny side up.

So far so good. I got these as a dry, middle weight option that splits the difference between my wet, summer weight Klims and my dry winter weight Revit Fusion GTXs.

They feel very protective and have decent articulation. Four stars here because they don't look great and, for the money, they don't blow me away. Of course I haven't ridden in them for very many miles as I prefer my light weight Klims when it's warm and dry, but I'm happy to know these are available in my tank bag when the weather turns.

Bought these gloves last year for a trip out west on the way back it started to rain, this was the first time these gloves were worn and within 15 minutes my hands were soaking wet and cold, the worst gloves I have ever bought, I ended up putting on my old deerskin gloves treated with mink oil and my hands stayed dry for over 2 hours before they leaked.
I have a claim in with Gore-Tex for a replacement.
Do not buy!!