🧤 Ski Gloves, Yidomto Winter Touchscreen Snow Gloves - Waterproof & Warm for Men, Women, Boys, Girls, Kids Review

They were so cute that I wanted to love them. I bought these for snowboarding and the gloves started falling apart the second time I put them on. It's not like you use your hands a lot/roughly when snowboarding. It disappointed me. They really started absorbing water/getting wet after a few hours of wearing. Super cute, just like in the photo.

I ordered a size 12-14 because I have small hands. I should have ordered a toddler size I think. However, they are really soft on the inside and feel warm. I will leave them, they will be BIG. My 12 year old daughter cannot borrow them because her hands are smaller than mine. There is also a zip pocket on the back which I missed in the description. Nicely done.

Pros: Very soft interior, like faux fur - my daughter's hands stayed warm and dry while playing in the Boston winter weather - Ties around wrist to keep snow out without gloves. Cons: - It takes a few days to dry even if you put them near the battery. - The inside melted a bit when I tried to dry it with a hair dryer, creating a hard scuff mark inside the glove. If I had to do it all over again I would buy a fleece lined glove instead of faux fur. The interior just couldn't dry fast enough.

I give these gloves two stars. Not only did the insides come out when my daughter removed her hand, but it was extremely difficult to realign the fingers and get them back into place. They weren't very waterproof either, which I found when trying to put the interior back into the gloves. There was even a hole in the thumb lining after one use. I cannot recommend these gloves. I'm so glad I took a pair of mittens with me on vacation. I'm only giving it two stars because my daughter really liked…

These gloves were very warm and held up well to our many laps of snow tubing during our vacation. I was so pleased with how warm my hands stayed; HOWEVER, sweat and snow inevitably got the lining wet and then couldn't dry! I put them in the dryer (twice) and used the blow dryer inside a few times but my fingers never dried! As a result, my hands froze the next day. Would not recommend this product for this reason. Either get gloves with a removable liner or consider mittens instead.

Looks like 77 degrees in winter for a year in a row. I think we will have snow again in May. I assure you, my kid has never used these gloves in the snow or cold, but he tells me they are comfortable, have perfect grip and release of his fingers, and make a great "hero's soup mitt." Then it's good! This is all I have this time. The gloves feel great, they look like they will last a winter or two, but winters have gotten to 65 degrees in heavy rain when it should snow and five degrees below…

Daughter loves her new gloves. They are very warm, waterproof and have a nice long wrist guard that easily attaches with a ratchet clip. The only problem is that the fluffy warm lining sometimes comes out when she takes off her gloves. I may need to attach my fingertips to the ends of the gloves somehow if that's a problem. But overall they are really good. My daughter is 12.5 years old and we got it in a large size. They're a little roomy, but they're worth it as they're significantly better…

I bought these gloves because I ripped my 3 year old Burtons and am going back to the mountains next weekend. First let me say that I feel these gloves got good reviews because people reviewed them before actually using the gloves. After a day of use they broke in 3 different places. Waterproofing: When I got to the mountain, there was about 4.5 inches of powder on the ground, and a total of 5 inches of snow fell over the course of the day. In total I was on the mountain for 7 hours. These…