❄️ EXski Waterproof Winter 3-Finger Ski Gloves - Warm Insulated Snow Mittens for Cold Weather Snowboard Snowmobile Review

They fit well. I'm not the tallest, 5 feet by 8 feet. I have medium ones and they are pretty comfortable. lose all my gloves when we're tied to me Another point I want to make is that the index finger is independent of my snowboard, but that finger gets colder than the others.

They were very warm and waterproof to begin with but the side seam ripped after a few uses. I can't contact the company and have searched for a guarantee to no avail. I was hoping they were my new ski gloves but they fell apart. Looks like I'll have to look elsewhere for another pair. In general I am very disappointed.

The old saying, when something's too good to be true, probably applies to this glove too. I saw the reviews and the alleged temperature readings and thought I'd take a chance. ERROR. used JA once skiing it already ripped like in the picture and it was just a mild day and these gloves sucked warm. So don't buy them unless you want a poorly made, poorly insulated Chinese bin bag

I received mittens with separate index finger and thumb. I was worried because I was skiing during arctic blows, which caused the temperature at the foot of the mountain to reach 13 degrees and the cold at the foot was about 1 degree. Some said they weren't made for the cold but they work GREAT. Mt fingers didn't freeze at all. I had the liner (separately) but the thumb and forefinger articulation made my friends jealous of their full mitten. They held up great throughout the 4 day ski…

The product worked well when I used it 3 times. The gloves are warm and while I think it's better to have two fingers together than one, they were a lot cheaper. Unfortunately, lower price does not mean better quality in this case. After wearing these gloves for the third time, I noticed that the seams on the right glove had completely unraveled. I know other gloves are more expensive but don't waste time buying these and then returning them. .

I've used them a few times and here's what I like. They're easy to slip on, warm, and more than long enough to keep snow out of my jacket. I've mostly used them in dry snow conditions so they don't get wet and judging by the look and feel they should stay fairly dry. I'm XL and my hands are probably about the right size for a 5ft 9 man. I decided between L and XL and I'm glad I went for the larger side. The only thing I would like is a removable inner liner. I sewed it up and it won't come out.

A few years ago I had almost all my fingers frostbitten. Since then, they can no longer tolerate the cold. Even at 32 degrees and wearing ordinary "thermal gloves" the fingers freeze and hurt. I've read hundreds of Revain reviews of winter gloves that not only claim to keep hands warm, they actually do. Simply put, these gloves were a lifesaver! Today I had to dismantle the deck to make room for a new one. I started work at 8:30 in the morning, it was about 28 degrees. I foolishly thought I…

Update January 7, 2020: After trial and error I found that I need the size XL. The big one fits me. However, I had another pair of gloves that were larger for me but kept me a lot warmer and no matter how much I was sweating I could still put the gloves on after I took them off because there was room to give. I also find the air in the glove warm. So I switched. I'm happier now. I would recommend getting one size bigger. I know this may seem risky, but that's just my story. Oh, and yes, it's…