Columbia Thermarator X-Large Rocket Glove Review

Fleece has turned into nothing after a few days on my bike. The poured water does not roll off, light rain is not a problem, do you work with snow in it? Do not even think about it. survive the shower? blizzard? look elsewhere.omniheat? does not work at all, inside seams hurt. You can always cut it, but what's the point of paying and working on a product with mediocre build quality. especially from a big brand like colombia. This is what you get when you buy goods made in China.

I use gloves mainly for running and cycling. Keep hands warm in the 30-40 F range. Temperatures are lower and they don't work as well for me. The all-consuming metal cladding seems like a fake marketing ploy. beautiful, light and soft. good palm and thumb surface. washable. I also received a pair of Manzella windshields with 40g thin insulation. They are comfortable and warm down to the single digits. more voluminous, but still warm and soft.

They could be MUCH warmer. They keep your hands warm but for the money I paid I don't think they're worth it. Space ceilings are a total gimmick and don't help at all. They make great gloves for times when it's on the warm side of the cold, but I'd recommend buying other gloves if you're really cold. However, they are quite comfortable and are great as driving gloves for me because they have a rubberized grip.

Minnesota winters can be harsh. I bought these gloves to protect myself from the biting cold on my way to work. They are not too thick and the grip is very good on the handlebars. But I wouldn't expect these gloves to last too long for other outdoor winter jobs. You are not too fat. I can put them in my jacket pockets with no problem. I'm 6ft 4 inches tall and have big hands. The XL size gloves fit my hand well. and much better in my hands.