🧤 Crafted for Versatility: Custom Leathercraft 2077L Black Glove - The Ultimate Protective Gear Review

When I first took to the slopes in these gloves, I was struck by their warmth. A whole day in the cold and no major complaints. I had a small tear on my left arm after a particularly bad accident, but for under $10 it didn't bother me. In addition, the crack did not affect the overall heat. Problems arose on my second trip. It snowed heavily, covering every inch of my gear. As the snow melted, the gloves soaked up the water like a sponge. After a few hours they were so wet that water pooled on…

And they're cheap. They hold enough warmth (I paired mine with some quality silk lining) but they're too bulky to do anything with. If you're doing something that doesn't require fingers, they'll do the trick. You look like you have bear paws - my greyhound didn't like it when I tried petting her with those things haha.

Have used these gloves twice to play in the snow with kids. So far I can't complain about their performance as a glove. They keep my hands nice and warm. However, I've just noticed that some of the stitching on the fingers is starting to unravel. This makes me think I can't use them for too long before they stop being useful. I hope they last the rest of the winter but I doubt it.

These aren't the best gloves, but for $10 you can't go wrong. I spent days digging with a shovel after a snow storm in the Midwest and ordered these gloves just before they arrived. The temperature was about 5 degrees with a strong wind. They kept my hands relatively warm. One of my fingers started getting cold towards the end, but nothing serious. The waterproof material on the outside was good for the snow, although at one point there was a small hole in the ankle of one of my gloves. But for

Gloves arrived with no stitching between two fingers on a glove. My wife was able to fix a glove and I decided to keep it after receiving a partial refund from Revain. When I first put them on, another seam came undone and the laces began dangling from several other parts of the glove. throw them away. Can't complain too much given the price, but I've learned my lesson and will spend a little more on my next pair.

They are only suitable for driving a 4 wheel. I'm a woman but the men's size is large and fits. I won't be using them for skiing or ice fishing but they seem fine for utility purposes and the price is right.

This glove is perfect for shoveling, blowing snow or just to keep your hands warm on cold winter days. At this price it is great value for money. However, calling it a ski glove is a misnomer. In cold ski conditions <20 degrees, the glove doesn't warm hands enough and there is no place for hand warmers of any kind. In warmer ski conditions, say around 35-40 degrees, the gloves get too warm and don't absorb moisture, leaving you with sweaty hands and have wet gloves that are useless until…

These gloves feel so comfortable. They fit so perfectly, I'm a 6'1" guy with big hands and the big ones fit so perfectly. They have an "lined in" feel with waterproof (maybe waterproof?) material around the outside. also very light