Comments about Pow Ozone Gloves 2010:

I bought this product based on the assumption that it was for cold weather riding and the thoughts that it was come kind on fleece lined or cozy materials. I received them in the mail to find out they are just like my other pairs of spring clothes, no extra layer and the feeling of the seem lines along the fingers. They are fine for slight cold condition but do nothing in colder weather riding. But this was all just based on the assumption that I was hoping them to be and they were not, otherwise for a general riding they are fine.

Comments about Pow Ozone Gloves 2010:

I just returned from a three hour ride with temps about 40 F. I did the first part of the ride with these gloves inside mittens My hands stayed warm. For the return leg of the ride, I took off the mittens. My hands got colder,but, except for a long downhill section at 25 mph, were comfortable. I never felt a need to put the mittens back on. It was 39 F at my house when I finished the ride.

For me, the temperature range of these gloves is mid 40s to mid 60s. They are a useful part of my winter riding wardrobe.

Comments about Pow Ozone Gloves 2010:

The stated temperature range and the description gave me the impression this was a lightly-insulated winter glove. Instead, it's just a regular bike glove with a little extra silicone printing on the palm and fingers. The "corded nylon" part makes up the majority of the back of the hand and the "neoprene" is only that little patch you see over the first and second knuckles (bit of an odd placement for it). Seems like a nice enough glove, just not what I expected. Fit is similar to Dakine, especially the long and thin fingers.