REV'IT! Sand 4 H2O Gloves Review 

The Cayenne is almost entirely leather, better designed for more Road riding compared to this Sand 4 being an excellent option for equal Road and Trails. The Cayenne is also not a WP glove if that was a priority for you.

These do not have a visor wiper on them.

These are currently selling for $140. We don't usually mention the exact pricing since brands can change the MSRP whenever the want. We just link to the current product page in the description. But good suggestion and we will look to see if we can fix that a bit. As for performance, these use the same WP liner as the rest of the non-GoreTex REV'IT! line which will definitely keep you dry. If you need winter gloves though, you'd need to look at some other options as these are not designed for colder climates.

I ride in traffic everyday an hour each way, to include thousands of miles in the rain. In the wet they perform perfectly. But they have no liner for winter, so they are useless in cold. For winter look at the Hydra H2O, Cassini H2O, Kryptonite H2O, or Stratus H2O. Go for the Taurus for freezing rain. And yes I own them all.

@@Vjekoslav-vf3hr to simulate riding underwater during your commute? I’d rather find real life scenarios

@@Vjekoslav-vf3hr You could just wear it under a shower to show the waterproof capabilities in realistic, pouring rain. Underwater performance isn't really what most riders are looking for

Fair point, but keep in mind that laminated gloves are few and far between. Even Gore-Tex Xtrafit and Gore Grip gloves are only bonded at the palm and finger tips.

@@patrickmchugh8039 Actually there are many out there now a days in the same price point.

@@jamiemui5186 There definitely are a few available, but I wouldn't go as far as saying "many", but thats just me looking at the market as a whole. Most are using McFIT and Gore Grip/Xtrafit which are not fully laminated. Not saying they don't exist, just saying the market isn't flooded with them (punny?).

@@patrickmchugh8039 There are not as many in the US, but in Europe that are many options with laminated membrane. Not just Gore-tex, Hipora, Outdry or Sympatx are used as laminated membranes as well. Right now I have a pair of Richa laminated gloves sitting on my desk that cost less then the Revit.

​@@jamiemui5186 Yeah, we are limited to what we can get our hands on here in the US and for right now, costs of laminated gloves w/ import fees and exchange rate hikes tends to be a bit higher. But you never know, maybe more will come stateside in the future.