After four winters with these gloves, I present to you my experience. It is a glove that is only suitable for use by a passenger and nothing else. The reasons are as follows:
For use during a trip, they are not suitable because below 10 degrees, after more than half an hour, the fingers start to freeze.
For use in the city and for a little sporty driving, they are not suitable at all because that is where you want a little better control and with these gloves, you don't have it. They are double-layered, like a glove inside another, which often causes them to slip between each other, forcing you to grip the handlebars tightly, making driving very tiring. Also, you cannot stretch your fingers well (yes, I got the right size), which makes them insecure in case of emergency when you need to quickly grab the brake and clutch levers.
Prefer something else and don't focus so much on the brand.

I give it 2 stars because they don't serve the purpose I bought them for (protection from the cold). They are waterproof, but if it gets a little cold, my hands freeze

Unfortunately, a mediocre glove from Dainese. It is suitable for short rides within the city. It is not suitable for temperatures below 10 degrees Celsius, as hands freeze immediately. In my opinion, choose something else.

They do not have any protections anywhere and generally do not provide the best grip. However, they are fully waterproof and very warm for their price....for up to 9-10 degrees on the highway, at speeds of 120-140, the cold can be tolerated for about 30-40 minutes. For short distances within Athens, they are fine. I consider them a decent purchase because, in any case, in harsh winter conditions, without heated grips and handguards, no glove can save you.

These are my first motorcycle gloves, so I can't make a comparative evaluation.
I will only mention three things:
1. They are waterproof in a strange way. Meaning, the glove gets wet but in a strange way, the hand doesn't get wet. (However, the glove takes 1.5 days to dry afterwards)
2. The touch on the fingers works well.
3. They are city gloves, for those who have cold hands, they won't be able to travel at high speeds in winter.

The gloves are the first reason why I buy them is because I want them to keep my hands warm. Unfortunately, they don't do that job, my hands freeze. I have had them for two years and I can say that they are generally durable. As gloves, they have not worn out or torn. And I use them every day.
46 euros is too much for what it offers, of course, I am looking for gloves now that will keep my hands warm. I hope to make a good choice. If you know something, please tell me......!!

Just got them guys, very nice, very comfortable but when I ride my motorcycle at 40 or 50, after about 20 minutes of riding, the tips of my fingers freeze while the rest of my hand doesn't feel anything. Personally, I don't think they're worth the 46€, now I don't know if cheaper ones will be worse than these. And it's January, which is very cold outside. I hope to help a future buyer and not listen to the comments that they don't feel cold with these gloves.

It is great for everyday use, it does not easily allow air and water inside. It has reflectors and the lining on the wrist, combined with the jacket, does not allow air to enter at that point. It is ideal for city use, but not for large displacement motorcycles or professional use.

I was looking for waterproof gloves for work (delivery) within the city. I had found cheaper ones, but I decided to spend a little more to get the Dainese ones because of the brand name. I am not very satisfied, to be honest, because my hands would freeze when I wore them in the mornings. The cold was noticeable even though they have a wind block, or when it rains, after about an hour and a half, water starts to seep in. I believe I could have gotten better for this price