I bought a pair of the Tour gloves because I was tired of reaching the top of a skin track with gloves that were soaked through with sweat, making transitions difficult. While I can't say that I've been on a tour yet this early in winter, I have done multiple long runs in temps below freezing wearing the Tour. They are just the right amount of glove to keep my hands warm while moving, but not sweaty. I am pretty stoked to have these in my touring kit. Do make sure you get the leather care product to go with these gloves too. I made the mistake of not doing so for a pair of my favorite Truck bike gloves and will have to replace them earlier than I'd hoped; however, it's really on me for leaving them untreated in the back of my truck all season. I'm pretty much a Truck only glove guy now.

It has the durability and dexterity for the skin up and transitioning everything and are warm enough for some freezing weather but ventilate well for warm days

Perfect gloves to transition from Springtime AT skiing to cooler temp mountain bike riding.

When I tour in winter ski gloves, my hands get too warm, so I switch to liners or no gloves at all. When I transition at the top, the liners get soaked, or my hands get cold, so I switch back to the winter gloves... but then they're too bulky to work buckles and straps, so I pull them off for the fiddly parts of the transition. It's a headache!

I got the Tour gloves this year and it's basically the solution to this problem. I can tour in them comfortably, keep them on to transition, and oftentimes leave them on for the descent as well. They keep out water better than liners and allow me to do my transitions better than I could with winter gloves. I'll sometimes put them on when I get in the car to leave the house, and not take them off until I get back home. The fingers start to get cold when it gets below 25F, but climbing faster helps with that problem ;)

I sized down from my measured size to get a snug enough fit for the dexterity that I wanted. The only way these could be improved would be attachments for glove leashes; I like the gloves enough that I'll probably just add those myself. Great job Brett!

Ive been using Truck gloves for pretty much everything for a few years now and theyre awesome. Had a pair of these for about 5 years and theyre great on the uptrack. Just enough windproofing to keep my hands warm enough when needed, or stop me from getting really cold when i eat it on an icy kick turn. Theyre even pretty decent when its howling across the ridge line but theyre soaked through cos i was sweating like a pig in the lee on the way there. Just wish there was an attachment loop so i could clip them on my pack straps