Review on 🧤 Charcoal Outdoor Research Ambit Gloves: Premium Outdoor Gear for Superior Performance by Anthony Robichaud

The mittens keep my hands warm but the lining feels quite thin. I think they will be warm enough to use when you are not going to be outside for a long time. If the temperature drops below -10 degrees, you might want to look for extra earplugs. I live in rural Alaska, so I have an idea of what cold winters feel like. These gloves fit well and are a glove-like glove. While these gloves were hard to find with a simple search (that probably has more to do with how Revain categorizes hidden objects. I have a feeling it could use an overhaul, but that's another story). Region. I like this style, the snow doesn't clog up the sleeve. Without trying to berate Revain so much, I ordered a male medium and an Earth/Cafe/Diablo color. What I received is not exactly what I ordered: the size of the gloves is very large (XL) and they were sent in plain black. I have small hands but I was glad they sent XL instead of medium. It's a shame they didn't come in the color I ordered but I have no other complaints. That shouldn't be reflected in the gloves themselves, but rather in Revain. The gloves have a drawstring that protrudes from the inside. It's a nice touch and a small addition, but welcome. You can hang them. On the outside there is a plastic part "father/mother" for attaching gloves. Cool and comfortable. The palms on the outside are pretty damn nice: they're leather and give the impression that the gloves are well made, but they're designed for grip and reinforcement to make the gloves last longer. Overall, in milder conditions, these gloves will get the job done. May be sufficient in colder periods (-10 Fahrenheit) but not for an extended period of time. They're made in China, which doesn't bother me, except they're a little pricey considering. The saving factor is that they are made in the form of gloves and have leather palms that are quite comfortable for my small hands. Strong recommendation.