Finding the perfect winter riding gloves is an endless quest for many hardcore motorcycle enthusiasts. Protecting your hands from frostbite while retaining precise bike control seems impossible.
When the 100% Brisker motorcycle gloves showed up at my door, I wondered – could these be the solution to the elusive Goldilocks winter glove?
But, the main question I will answer in this review will be: Are these the best motorcycle gloves for winter for you?
After a brutal day testing them in freezing temperatures, I learned whether these gloves could solve the impossible hand protection paradox.
100% Brisker Glove Review
Key Takeaways
- Kept hands warm down to 0°C
- Unlined palms provide an excellent feel
- Light snow is OK; heavy snow penetrates
Final Verdict on the 100% Brisker Glove
After a full day of testing in wintry terrain, I can confidently recommend the Brisker gloves for cold-weather riding.
The insulation is placed exactly where you need it to strike the perfect balance of warmth and dexterity. Just don’t expect them to keep you dry in a blizzard! If you ride in cold rain or snow, combining the Brisker gloves (1) with a waterproof outer shell is best.
For most riders, these motorcycle gloves will handle even freezing temperatures with ease. If you demand ultimate insulation or waterproofing, other options may suit you better. But for negligible bulk paired with impressive warmth, the Briskers earn top marks in my book. Ride on!
Balancing Warmth and Dexterity
The first thing I noticed about the Brisker gloves is the single-layer fabric palm. This provides a critical tactile connection to the bike’s controls unmatched by bulky winter gloves.
I’ve crashed too many times, fumbling with numb fingers encased in giant mittens to make that mistake again! The Brisker glove palms feel identical to my lightweight summer motorcycle gloves.
To add warmth, 100% insulates only the top side of the hand. This ingenious design stops wind chill while retaining a critical feel.
Insulated gloves trade hand control for warmth by lining the entire glove. The Brisker