🧤 Columbia Tumalo Mountain Glove Boulder: A Rugged Choice for Outdoor Adventure Review

As they were designed for the coldest weather I put them on on a snowmobile ride today in -3F and they kept me warm for about 5 minutes. After that, they rescued my old, worn-out gloves from a foreign brand, which could end up with very painful frostbite on my fingers.

I used to have Burton gloves but they got wet all the time when snowboarding. I just tried the glove on over the weekend and my hand was completely dry and warm. I like these gloves very much. It's worth noting that, as mentioned earlier, if your hands are on the cusp of two sizes, you should go up a slightly larger size on this glove.

I bought them hoping that when the temp drops below zero they will be warm. I live in North Dakota near the Canadian border and we see temperatures like this quite often. The gloves fit well and, although tight, are comfortable. But when the temperatures get tough, they're no better than anything else. Every time we're in sub-zero temperatures, I resort to my big, chunky mittens.