🌈 C9 Champion Weather Reflective Zipper: Stay Safe and Visible in Any Climate Review

A little tight on some fingers but they fit well and they are as warm as some gloves I have owned for 10 years from this company.

After the first sleet I've used them in, I found that they weren't waterproof. Not even a little bit. Hands were wet for the first 10 minutes.

After the first sleet I used them in, I found that they weren't waterproof. Not even a little bit. Hands were wet for the first 10 minutes.

Bought just in time for our last winter storm. The gloves I received are L/XL. They fit L better than XL. They are comfortable and keep my hands warm when using the snow blower and hand shovel. They were warm enough to make my hands sweat a bit by the time I was done. They would be good for skiing or other outdoor activities. They wrap around the wrist and there is a pull at the top of the glove to keep snow off of it. They're not that easy to tighten with one hand. The fabric is a smooth blue…

These ski/cold gloves are warm but a little fancy. Winters are cold in this part of the country, so gloves are a must-have accessory, and while a full-time man would typically have no trouble fitting, the fingers on this pair are about an inch longer. He's wearing a medium glove and this medium/large pair fits like a medium size, so if he were taller, his hand would be too tight. . Even with the thumb area properly seated, those oddly long fingers severely impact functionality. Perhaps this is…

I want to apologize for the weather in New England this February. There were no blizzards, the temperature didn't drop to zero, even the rain was disappointing, as if the rain itself confused how to fall in our typical coldest month. I was nowhere colder or wetter. Fortunately, for verification purposes, I can say that my gloved fingers stay cold for a period of time and warm up after moving for fifteen or twenty minutes. The lining of these gloves is soft and cushioning, which doesn't equate…