Review on Waterproof Ski Gloves with 3M Thinsulate Insulation for Snowboarding, Skiing, Cycling, and Outdoor Sports - Winter Warm and Cozy Gloves, Ideal Gifts for Men and Women by Aaron Long

I bought these when I wanted to ski with the kids but couldn't find my more expensive gloves since skiing. They got me through light use season, which is fine for $15. However, I am updating them now for several reasons. First, on a thumb, the seams diverge, the threads stick out, and a hole forms. Second, my hands are sweaty in these gloves and they are wet on the inside. FYI, my hands don't sweat much - I suspect the membrane used to waterproof it isn't very breathable. Third, the seams on the inside between some fingers are weird and rough, and that's annoying. Switch to Gordini Stormtroopers. More than twice the price, but much more breathable in the test and the seams on the inside don't irritate my fingers. Keep them with you as a backup pair.