MYDAYS ATV Gloves, Motorcycle Handlebar Mittens with Touch-Friendly Bag, Windproof Warm Snowmobile Handlebar Compatible Gloves for FourTrax Grizzly Snowmobile Bicycle

I did have to sew a hem in one of the ends but all In all works very well

Absolutely no options for mirrors! For my application you absolutely have to have mirrors on the handlebars. So you either have to hack these or not use them find something else they should add a zippered area there or something to accommodate

I installed these on my DR650 with Tusk D-flex pro hand guards. It's a bit of a tight fit but works well. There is a bit difficulty pushing turn signals and adjusting choke, but still doable while driving. It is much warmer than without them. Good value for price. But I don't think that will last long. I'm worried about the zipper quality.

Gloves weren’t cutting it so this was perfect

I can say they are a life saver in cold weather, keeps you nice and warm perfect fit on Harley Utra Classic.Great price.

This review is for the MYDAYS ATV and motorcycle handlebar mittens.First impressions are very good. The material appears sturdy and durable enough and the insulation seems adequate. They go on and off the bars easily enough and the velcro slots make it so you can run mirrors without having to cut a hole in them (which is what I had to do for my last pair). The pull cord seems to make a good enough seal and the sleeves are long enough to prevent cold air from easily leaking back to your hands. I don’t care for it but the reflective piping does work. For reasons I don’t understand they have zippers that run the length of the inboard side of the sleeve. The zippers work okay.For $30, I’m very happy with them but I will nitpick the phone holder pocket. If you reach down for the bars at all, you won’t be able to use the pocket unless you can lock the orientation of your screen so that up is always up; otherwise it will invert on you while riding. The pocket is wide enough for a small tablet and what this means for a large smartphone is that it will work its way to the outside of the pocket where the screen of your phone will only be visible to the guy riding on your right. I might use it but I’ll have to modify it in some way so the phone stays on the inboard side of the pocket. It’s actually a neat idea and the touch screen does work through the plastic. I tend to work my phone right-handed though so for me at least, it would be better served if it was on the left mitten.I don’t know how the extreme cold weather guys will feel about these but for me who rides mostly in temperatures above 20 degrees fahrenheit they should be more than adequate.

I like these handlebar mitts. They fit snug and easy to put them on the ATV. A couple of cons, thinner than I thought they would be, sewing was avg, not sure they will last more than a year or two.Update:I put the handlebar mittens on my ATV to take the pictures, about a week later I went to take them off and one of the mittens the zipper part that you pull came off, It zipped right off the mitten. They did not sow the end of the zipper to avoid this. My supision that they may be a little bit on the cheap side are confirmed.

Does a great job of keeping the muck off my hands. I only wish that they had a bit better retention on the handlebars. I ended up putting some zip ties on mine to really cinch them down, else I found they slid off too easily.