🏃 Andake Waterproof Walking and Jogging Gear Review

Went to Alaska in February to see the Aurora and got it as the forecast was -20F. These are the warmest gloves I've ever owned. Absolutely fantastic.

Andake Ski Gloves I bought these as a gift for my son who lives in Minnesota. He is very happy with the quality and fit of these mittens. As a tall man, he particularly likes that the mittens are long enough to cover his forearm. This is a real plus for Minnesota winters. I will definitely buy Andake down mittens again!

These gloves were designed to protect my hands during a fairly harsh Chicago winter and they performed admirably. Given their low cost, this was a surprise, but a pleasant one. I only have one small downside: the velcro strap doesn't have as much clearance (i.e. length) as I would like, so it can sometimes take a little tugging to get the hand fully inside the glove. But overall these mittens really do the job.

Good mittens, really waterproof and warm. I needed waterproof mittens for skiing. They work great. They are very warm and waterproof (I've bought several pairs of "waterproof" mittens and gloves that were nothing like that). They appear to be true to size - with a bit of wiggle room, but not too much. And in any case, they keep your hands much warmer than gloves. I was concerned they might be too bulky or cumbersome to use with my ski poles and straps. No problem. good price too.

I bought these in my town before the cold snap and they survived me. So far they are quite warm and allow decent dexterity. I was pleasantly surprised at how well they fit; They have a long sheath, reaching to the wrist to cover your skin where the coat and mitten meet, and long enough that even a short person with long arms would have no problem wearing it. The only criticism is that the Velcro straps on the back of the hand, which tighten the glove to fit the hand, do not match the glove size

Thank you to those of you who wrote reviews about it, they helped me decide on these mittens. For the past several years, these 60 year old hands could not endure the cold during the hour-long snow removal it took to clear our property. I had to go inside several times to warm my hands on the wood stove even though I have heated handles on my snow blower. I just cleared the snow at 10F without going inside to warm up and came in with warm toasted hands at the end of the job. My thumbs were cold