Review on 🧤 VELAZZIO Ski Gloves - Waterproof, Breathable Snowboard Gloves with 3M Thinsulate Insulation for Warm Winter Snow Activities – Unisex Design by Fock Dean

I'm 61 years old, I have small hands, small suits me, but if you have short ones with thick fingers, you should go at least one size up. I'm 6ft tall and 170. According to their size chart, my fingers are about 3/4 inch shorter than their smallest number, but the first time I do them they get a little tight. You need to break in some. I mean just don't go by the length of your fingers, if you have fat or fat fingers increase them at least one size up. I was out for about an hour today, it was 30 degrees, the wind was blowing and created about 20 degrees of cold, they did a good job. I only felt a slight chill, but my hands and fingers never got cold. They cost money. Update, it was 29 degrees this morning with a 19 degree wind, my fingers were getting cold. It's cold enough that I had to blow into a glove to warm them up. I walked the dog both times. I would say the gloves keep your fingers warm up to 31 degrees.