I was looking for some winter-weight motorcycle gloves, and I thought I’d try these. I have had other Kemimoto motorcycle accessories and have always had good luck with that brand. They make good quality at an affordable price. These gloves keep that pattern going. There was no size guide on the product page, but I went to the KemiMoto store page on the Amazon site and used the size guide there. I chose size XL based on the size guide, and they fit me well, so the size guide seems to be accurate. These gloves have quite a few features packed into them that make for a good winter glove. They have cuffs that are long enough to go over the end of your jacket sleeves. They have a cinch strap around the wrist and that tightens with a buckle. They have a plastic knuckle, and touch screen finger tips on the index finger and thumb that actually work. Of course, they are gloves so you won’t have the dexterity of a bare finger, but they do work well. Their main trick is that they are battery powered for heating and have two heating zones: the palm area and the top of your hand (they call it the Back). For each zone, there is a separate button that lights up a different color for one of the three possible heating levels - Red, blue, and green. The heat levels are very good - high heat is way hotter than you will likely use. They are powered by a 3000mAh battery in each glove. This battery is charged using a standard USB-C cable (supplied). I timed the run time of the batteries. With both heat zones on full, it lasted 3 hours, with both zones on low, the battery lasted about 6 hours and 15 minutes. With just the palm heating on low, it lasted an insane 24 hours. In any case, the claim of up to 6 hours of run time is well supported. For my use, where I have heated grips on my motorcycle, and I will only heat the top of the glove, I should get well more than 6 hours from them. One note - along with the buttons that control the heating, these gloves also have a magnetic connection that is used to power the gloves by an external 12v power source. The cables to do that are not provided with this model of the glove. I have seen other KemiMoto gloves that do have this capability, but since the cabling is not provided with this glove, and that feature is not mentioned anywhere in the description, it is clear that this feature is not intended to be used with this model. It is likely they just saved a bit of money by being able to make a single style glove that can be used with, or without, the external 12V power source. The “Off white” color gloves also have a reflective outline on the fingers, made to look like finger bones (or a skeleton). I didn’t really notice this in the website photos, but I can see that it is clearly visible now I am looking. If you don’t want this skeleton look, be sure to choose the plain black color. Like the other KemiMoto motorcycle products I have, they seem to be well made of good quality materials. Stitching all looks good. They are fleece-lined. It’s summer right now, so I can’t test out their cold weather performance, but they seem well padded and insulated, and with the available heating, I have no doubt they will be a good choice for a cold winter’s day ride. If you are after a pair of heated cold weather riding gloves with touch screen-sensitive tips for a decent price, they should not disappoint you.