The saying goes: 'It fits like a glove!' That's how it felt trying these on for the first time, they fit perfectly. I ordered my usual glove size of large. People say in the reviews that the gloves are very constricting for movement. Well compared to my usual bike gloves these feel very soft and loose. I can open and close my hand with very little constricting movement. So how do they fair as motorcycle gloves? They are of a decent quality, stitched well with windproof material. If it wasn't for the heating element they would still be fairly OK. My all leather motorcycle gloves would fair better though. I tested these gloves today, it was around 1°C on the way to work and 0°C on the way home. My commute is 15 to 20 minutes. I set the heat onto level 3 (Max) while I uncovered the bike and let it run for a couple of minutes, by which time the gloves felt nice and warm. I left them on level 3 for the journey to work, then set them to medium power for the 7 minute walk from the car park, and I sat outside for a while before going into work. My hands and fingers were kept nice and warm throughout. I have used them all week now and even with sub zero temperatures my hands don't throb with cold after a journey. While riding in the cold, you can feel the contrast of the colder underside of the glove fingers and the heated topside, because of the sub zero wind chill. But overall your hands and fingers are warm inside the glove with a pleasant subtle heat. I kept opening my hand and laying my fingers over the clutch and brake levers as this gave the effect of only feeling warmth. The touch screen sensitive parts of the thumb and finger are a great addition. I have to initially remove my glove to unlock my phone but I can keep it on while opening up apps, scrolling and clicking on things. It's a bit cumbersome but great for scrolling news articles and such. Tricky to click on small things though such as Facebook 'Like' buttons. The journey home was the same. I set the gloves to level 3 again while I put my helmet on and let the bike warm up. In 0 to -1°C while riding home I could feel it was cold with the wind chill on my legs and chest. Only mild though as I have good bike gear, but my hands were lovely and warm. I sit outside on my 30 minute work break, and I set the gloves to medium for 10 minutes or so before lowering to level 1. It was so nice to be able to keep gloves on both hands while checking things on my phone. I love these gloves, no more painfully cold fingers for me. I wish I had bought them sooner. I don't think I will wear them in wet weather, I want to look after them as much as possible considering the cost. And my usual bike gloves are warm and water resistant enough in wet weather. Perhaps carry them in my bag to warm up my hands after a cold and wet journey. UPDATE A YEAR LATER. So I used these gloves from January 2023 until warmer weather, around April or May. During late Autumn it started to get cold and I have been wearing the gloves while commuting on the motorbike every day since. They were still in tip-top condition and were still working very well. Even when it's been -3°C outside, my hands were fine when I got off the bike. However, today, January 12th 2024, I noticed the left glove wasn't working early this morning. The switch was lighting up but there was no heat. Luckily it was around 4°C so it wasn't too much of a problem. I ordered a different pair of gloves here on Amazon, but when I came home from work I did manage to fix the fault. I cut a slit in the inside of the cuff to expose the wires around the on/off switch. The wires that go around the back of the hand are very malleable, like a soft braid, similar to the old scalextric car braids if you know what I mean. And there are 2 white wires that are crimped onto this mesh, which lead to the on/off switch, and then you have wires leading to the battery. One of the white wires leading to the mesh had come away from the crimp, and I just twisted them together and secured them with a splicing crimp. I then sewed up the inside of the cuff. Jobsagoodun! So I'd say these gloves were used in total for 7 months at the most before the wire broke. I guess putting them on and stuffing them inside my bike helmet overtime caused the breakage. But to be fair, the connections could have been better. Wires are twisted together or crimped. Solder and sturdier crimps would have been better. So they are still in excellent condition glovewise, and I am still pleased with them. But I now think £89.99 I paid for these gloves was too expensive, and I'd advise to look for something cheaper in price. Although I noticed these are now going for £43, which I would still recommend purchasing at that price. They are very nicely made gloves that are durable, as well as being light and comfortable to wear. I dare say even the most expensive gloves would need electrically repairing at some point, but I didn't expect to have to repair these gloves so soon. So they've lost a star in my review.