Under no circumstances are they waterproof, resulting in the hand getting wet even with light rain and a temperature of around 10 degrees Celsius. I don't know how long the Velcro application will last, it sticks quickly to the dress as long as the hands are not wet, which is not ideal for any reason. I would not recommend them for such expensive gloves, they are not worth the money.

Comfortable from the first day. They will keep you warm up to 5 degrees, something that the Revit Hydra 2 gloves I had couldn't achieve. In lower temperatures, you will progressively feel more and more cold, but it is bearable for short urban rides of up to 20-30 minutes. I would recommend heated grips if you ride in such temperatures. I rode in -8 degrees at night for about 10-15 minutes before feeling the need to turn on the heated grips. There is a touch screen on the index finger and thumb, which doesn't work well on the iPhone 12 but works perfectly on the Samsung. The only negative was that the seams on the inner lining were torn. I'm not sure if I did it myself on the first day I bought them or if they came like that. Either way, even if I did it myself, it is not acceptable for gloves that cost 160€ to tear on the first day. They also come with a 2-year warranty. I didn't have the chance to test them in the rain, but since I also use the Dainese Solaris Gore-Tex boots, I imagine they will perform just as well in the rain. Overall, despite being expensive, I am satisfied with the purchase. It is a good investment, although I don't know how long they will last.