Review on 🧤 EnergeticSky Waterproof Winter Gloves: 3M Thinsulate Ski & Snowboard Gloves for Men and Women - Touchscreen, Fishing, Photography, Hunting and More by Mark Cannon

Good things first, like other brands these gloves allow you to open your fingertips and provide the dexterity needed for photography. I think they serve this purpose well in more moderate temperatures, but only work at low, near-zero or sub-zero temperatures (0 degrees Celsius or 32 degrees Fahrenheit), with important caveats. Less good: The information in the size table and the specified temperature range seem incomprehensible and misleading. (1) The size chart indicates the palm width, which will cause the gloves to be ordered too small. Although I usually wear large gloves, my palm isn't even as wide as the small glove shown in the chart. It was best for me to order a medium size. However, the medium glove was too tight to fit my hand, so I swapped it out for the large glove. Large size fits but tight. When ordering I recommend ordering a glove in your normal size or maybe a size up. The comfort temperature claims are contradictory and appear misleading. The image and description of the gloves indicate that the gloves will keep your hands warm at -25 degrees Fahrenheit - that's seriously below zero. However, the other image has text indicating a temperature range of 0 to 30 degrees Celsius, which is essentially above freezing. My experience with gloves suggests that the second piece of information is more correct. My fingers didn't get warm while walking in 30 degrees Fahrenheit, just below zero. The gloves have a small loft to keep hands warm. I suppose for vigorous activities that generate body heat, like cross-country skiing, or with padded or hand warmers (as long as the gloves aren't too tight to prevent wearing them) I can probably use these gloves in sub-zero temps, but I usually use them when it's chilly but not freezing outside.