🧤 Medium Gordini Storm Trooper Finger Gloves Review

I bought the Gordini GTX Stormtrooper Mittens to work below 3°C (37°F). They work great down to -3°C (27°F). I also like that it has a hand warmer compartment that allows me to ride in temperatures as low as -3°. So far I've made it down to -8° without cold fingers.

Very warm and yet functional. Bought for a 9 day snowboard trip in Utah. There were several mornings in the single digits and my hands never got cold. They also stayed nice and dry throughout the trip. Definitely up there as one of the best gloves I've ever owned.

Only used on lifts this week in very cold winds. When active, they are very warm and maybe even too hot. So if you want to keep your hands warm during those cold climbs, they will help.

Unbelievable price. Got them just in time for single digit rates in the Northeast. Skilled enough to handle my two large dogs (adjusting and trimming leashes) but very warm. Appears to be good quality. Some nice extra features. Very happy with the purchase.

This was a Christmas present for my son. He loves her. Took her skiing last night with a cold wind around -15F. (Yes, minus 15) He said that his hands are almost the only part of his body that is never cold. For the money I couldn't be happier. I'm not sure what $150 Helly Hansen gloves compare to other than maybe durability. It's hard to rate as we've only had them a few months, but they seem to be very well made. He also loves ropes. They work great without being bulky or uncomfortable.