Gore-Tex Gloves for Women by BURTON Review

I bought a pair of Burton cold weather gloves but my fingers were still freezing after just a few minutes shoveling frozen snow. Hand warmers were ineffective because they only warmed the palm or back of the hand. I decided that mittens are what you need. I sent the gloves back and bought these mittens which I use with pads and hand warmers and although the temp hasn't been this low since I received the mittens they seem much warmer. I love the look, feel and fit of the mittens and I recommend…

I bought these gloves for outdoor activities in Michigan - I've worn them snowboarding and shoveling snow, but also just outside. I originally bought extra small ones and had to exchange them for small ones. I have small hands and my fingers felt great in very small ones, but they didn't feel right from palm to wrist. The small ones fit a lot better but are still snug enough not to slip or let the cold in. The wrist straps were a great feature and I love how easy they are to tighten and loosen…

I know my hand size but these were huge when I tried them on. My husband also bought these (though from a different seller). We both agreed that while the circumference of the palm (just below the knuckle) is correct, the width of the finger is too wide. It definitely can't be good for agility. The fingers were so bulky and thick (I couldn't imagine being good at holding something as simple as a walking stick). Maybe if you're just going for a walk or an easy hike they'll keep you warm, but…

Overall the glove looks great! The touchscreen function in the inner glove doesn't work properly and it's not the best material. I first bought them a size too small from Patagonia, but they didn't have a size too big for me. So I ordered the same glove in the right size from Revain and it fits me perfectly! But the inner glove was a bit worn and the touchscreen doesn't work well. part of me feels like an inner glove has been used? It's hard to say but the quality doesn't look like what I…

These gloves make my fingers happy. I recently relocated to the Chicago area from Hawaii and discovered that I have Raynaud's Syndrome. These gloves keep my fingers moving and I only need pads when it's below 20-30 degrees. The touch functions are really important to them as they are so thick I have to take them off to do anything. I've never been able to get my keys out with it, but the touch feature allows me to use keyless entry into my car and keep my fingers toasted. The size seemed a bit…

These gloves are definitely better quality than the cheaper ones. The material on the palm in particular is really nice, and the wrists have a nifty clasp to tighten them to keep snow or cold air out. The small pockets on the back of each glove are also nice. - big enough for keys, credit card and driver's license. I rated them "a bit small" because I find the fingers are quite short compared to the overall size of these gloves. But I wear a size 8 but I took a big one and they fit perfectly…