They look good at first glance, but still quite hard...
I imagine they will soften over time, because right now they are somewhat difficult to use.

Edit:
Now with the snow, they are quite warm. Nevertheless, they are thickly cut and hard...
Decent for their price though.

I bought them 7 years ago for use on my scooter and they are still going strong! They don't let any cold in and their material is very durable. As for the "negatives," they are somewhat bulky and take a few hours to get used to. The plastic protection on the top is nothing special, it's just there... As for water, they work fine in light rain or snow, but if it's pouring, a little water can seep through the edges of the fingers. For their price, they are excellent.

-It is a mediocre but affordable product.
-You can use it in winter and for other activities.
-The contact with the handles of the machine is not good, but expected for a winter glove. (You can feel that there is enough material in the palm).
-In the cold, you will feel a little cold on the tips of your fingers.
{ -The best solution overall is summer gloves with protection in various parts of the hand and....heated grips on the motorcycle. }