🧤 Gordini Storm Trooper Gloves: Sleek & Stylish Black Men's Accessories Review

Used for skiing in Colorado. I have very little fat and my fingers almost fell off with every pair of gloves I used. However, these are the best gloves I have ever used. Do a little research to see what size fits, but for the price I would recommend them to anyone. I skied all day and my hands were fine despite sticking them in the snow over and over again. Fingers didn't get cold after an 8-hour day of skiing

I have been skiing for over 35 years and have worn many gloves over the years. I bought these gloves to replace my main gloves. I always keep a spare pair in my backpack. On the first day of my ski trip in Colorado I fell into powder and had a lot of snow in my main gloves so I switched to these and couldn't believe how good they were. closed. They stayed warm and dry and are now my ski glove set. They stayed dry and warm for 3 days of snow skiing at 5-15 degrees. I usually wear large and…

Definitely the best gloves under $100 you can find. Keeps your hands warm all day long on the slopes at 19 degrees. The only cold spots I had were on one or two fingertips when holding the ski poles for a long time. Pretty standard for the course as you end up crushing the insulation in the tips. As soon as I gave the insulating materials some air to inflate again, they warmed up again. Sure, $200 gloves are warmer. If you ski every day at a teenage pace then buy expensive ones or they will…

I regularly get cold hands when I ski, and finding a pair of gloves to help with that was a challenge to say the least. It's AMAZING and I would highly recommend it even to women! They far outperform my Hestra without the need to add hand warmers at just 10 degrees in the mountains. I'll probably add hand warmers to the front zip pockets for skiing in WY and MT but other than that it's a fantastic purchase and a steal at this price!

I find them a bit difficult to put on and take off often, but maybe that's just me. Used them for 2 days in Colorado, kept me warm and dry. A nice leather finish gives them a little more resistance on the outside if you test your riding skills and take a hit or two. Good zipped pockets for thermal pads (which I haven't tested yet) or maybe a ski pass, credit card, etc.

The best gloves I've ever owned. I ski in the Northwest, specifically in Washington. Wet and cold. These Gore-Tex gloves keep my fingers warm and dry. Never had to use heating inserts. Ever since I bought them, my hands have never frozen in the mountains. The leather glasses cleaner on the striker also works perfectly. One thing I was concerned about (from other reviews) is the strap that wraps around your wrist. Some people have said they are broken or not working. Well mine work great, I take

They probably deserve 3 stars but for the way they were advertised, for the way they were billed, like well they were reviewed how expensive they were they fell short of expectations. They've been billed as cold weather, you can do anything with these gloves. However, my hands and especially my fingers were cold. Not immediately, but cold enough when they SHOULD NOT be and it was promised they wouldn't be. Also, the fingers are so huge that they are not flexible enough to pick up objects and…

Warm Enough for Teenage Skiing. Be careful not to get snow inside the glove as snow is difficult to remove and difficult to put on the glove if moisture remains inside. Probably because of the fleece lining. The lace ties are a nice touch. It's too early to say how durable they will be or how waterproof they will actually be. I've had gloves that cost less, were warmer, and made them easier to put on when there was a little snow. However, it seems a lot of gloves are junk these days, so…