Bought these for my commute and sub-freezing mornings. The mittens keep my fingers together and they stay warm way longer than any fingered glove I have tried. Double-layer palm feels sturdy, and the outseam stitching means no seams digging into my hands. Ordered by hand circumference with room for a thin liner and it worked out.

I put off buying mittens for years because I figured I'd lose too much control, but my hands were going numb on every winter commute and I ran out of excuses. The 100 gram Thinsulate is a big step up from anything I'd worn, and keeping the fingers together really does hold the heat in on a below freezing morning. Deerskin stayed soft out in the cold, the double layer palm feels solid on the grips, and the outseam stitching means nothing rubs inside. The elastic wrist keeps the wind from running up my sleeve. Only reason this isn't five stars is the mitten design itself, since working the turn signal and blinker takes an extra second until you get used to it. I ordered by hand circumference and left room for a thin liner, which turned out right.

The thumb break is easy to get in and out of even with cold fingers which I was worried about. Deerskin is so much softer than the cowhide mittens I used before. I've worn these down to about 20 degrees with a liner and stayed comfortable.

Didn't think I'd like mittens over gloves but the warmth difference is remarkable. Did a 200-mile charity ride in March at about 35 degrees and my hands were comfortable the whole way. The leather is thick and supple. The thumb break works smoothly. Can't think of much bad to say about them.

Honest review: these are the warmest non-electric motorcycle hand coverings I've tried. I've owned them for one full winter now and the deerskin still looks good. Slight break-in period for the wrist band but nothing that bothered me much.

I've tried heated gloves, layered glove systems, lobster claws — all of them left me wanting. These mittens are the first solution that actually works consistently. I ride a BMW GS and I do some pretty cold morning rides in the fall. The deerskin molds to your hands over time and the insulation doesn't compress out like cheap foam. My only suggestion would be a slightly taller cuff option but for the short wrist design they cover well under my jacket sleeve. Build quality is what you'd expect from a USA-made product.

Bought these for myself in December and my wife grabbed a pair in February. She rides a Sportster and had been dealing with cold hands since she started riding three years ago. We've both been happy. The thumb break design works for both of us and the deerskin is soft right out of the box. Good product.

Put these on for a 6 AM ride last November and they did exactly what they're supposed to. Hands were warm, grip felt secure, and the leather quality is obvious the moment you put them on.

My buddy told me about Legendary USA last winter and I finally pulled the trigger on these mittens. I ride a '19 Heritage Classic and I do a lot of late-season rides in the Midwest. These mittens are the first pair I've owned where I didn't have to keep pulling over to shake out my fingers. The insulation holds heat well and the deerskin exterior is tough. Slipping my thumb out to work the shifter took one or two tries to get used to but it's second nature now. Made in the USA which matters to me.

These fit well and are genuinely warm — I've used them from the low 20s up to about 45 degrees with no complaints. Deerskin feel is excellent. The wrist fit was a touch snug over my jacket sleeve at first, but after a few rides it relaxed and now it pulls on easily. Would buy again.

I commute year-round on my Road King and was tired of frozen fingers by February. These mittens changed my cold-weather riding completely. The insulation is thick without making the mitts feel bulky. Fit over my jacket sleeve without any issue and they don't bunch up. I was able to operate the throttle and brake without thinking twice about it. The deerskin breaks in nicely and stays flexible even in cold temps.

The thumb break is easy to get in and out of even with cold fingers which I was worried about. Deerskin is so much softer than the cowhide mittens I used before. I've worn these down to about 20 degrees with a liner and stayed comfortable.

Rode about 45 miles in 28-degree weather and my hands stayed comfortable the whole time. I was skeptical about mittens for riding but the thumb break makes gear changes feel natural. These are the real deal for cold weather.

These mittens are seriously warm for cold morning rides.

Toasty on cold mornings. Made in the USA, I mean what more can I want. The deerskin shell is soft and well stitched.

Keeping my fingers together makes a real difference in the cold. The insulation blocks the wind, the leather is good quality, and my hands stay warm far longer than with regular gloves. Worth it for winter.

Warm enough for the cold, no question. The bulk does make working the controls harder than I expected, which is the downside of a mitten. Fine for straight highway miles but less so in town for me. Also, Kimberly was super helpful. Thank you guys & girls!

Very warm in the cold. Outstanding addition to my glove collection. You do lose some dexterity versus fingered gloves, which is the mitten trade-off.

Headed to Switzerland end of the month, did not ride with them yet, but they feel amazing. Nicely stitched exactly what I was looking for.

I just received my Legendary mittens for my upcoming trip to Switzerland. I wanted a pair of cold weather gloves give the high altitude I will be riding in. I will definitely give you a shoutout and tag you during my journey. Thank you Legendary USA!

Wish the opening was just a tad wider for getting on quicker. Otherwise, top shelf.

You can feel the workmanship the second you slide them on. These aren’t slapped together in a sweatshop. They’re built with purpose.

Reliable gear. You can tell they were designed with riders in mind.

These mittens were clutch just *feel* right — Warm and exactly what I wanted. Definitely can tell the American made quality and I mean it.

High quality craftsmanship. The materials feel durable and reliable.

Excellent quality very very well made and warm!

The best pair of gloves I’ve owned. Worth the investment.

Honestly didn’t expect to love gold gloves, but these turned me. The color’s subtle in person and they wear in beautifully. Got stopped at a gas station asking where I got them.

great quality, super warm. made in USA what more not to like?

Best Mittens ever owned.

Attention to detail in the stitching and lining is clear.