Waterproof Ski Gloves with 3M Thinsulate Insulation for Snowboarding, Skiing, Cycling, and Outdoor Sports - Winter Warm and Cozy Gloves, Ideal Gifts for Men and Women Review

Bought for a trip to Alaska. When I was there it was -20 to -1 and these gloves rocked. Yes, my fingers did get cold, but it's hard to believe anything other than industrial mittens wouldn't have done the trick. definitely recommend.

They are really waterproof, I put them under the running water before giving them to my boy and the water just slipped off the glove. This is way better than expected. Very warm, soft and high quality gloves. There's even space for hand warmers. I really like that you can adjust their density if you have small hands. I am very happy about this five-star praise.

The gloves are well made and fit well as I followed the size chart and measured my hands. I've only used them a couple of times when I was shoveling snow and working as a snow blower. Even though I only wear them for about an hour, they keep my hands warm. The cuff is a little longer than I like but the description was correct so it's on me. They were cheap. I actually put on a face mask once when it was minus 10 and windy and it kept my face nice and warm.

Nice glove with lots of little useful extras: GOOD - The cuff, which wraps around the sleeve at the wrist and can be tightened, protects against snow and cold. buckle so you don't lose them, take them off and they hang down. Both have a small snow/mist squeegee which I used a lot and came in very handy. You can operate your touchscreen phone with your index finger. The free face mask was helpful on windy/cold days. and it's FREE The bag is good BUT it's not made for hand warmers, I just put one

We live in northern Utah and ski more than 40 days a year and have a lot of gloves, both good and bad. Bought a pair for me and my wife - very impressed. Fits great, stitching and fabric look high quality and my hands and fingers were nice and warm this morning - it was about 15 degrees when the lifters started spinning. The cuffs are a little large and fit perfectly over the cuffs of my jacket. I cut out the wrist straps, no fan just an easy removal. The fingers are also a bit longer, but…

I think it's good value for money; I've used it for winter hiking and like most gloves, unlike mittens, your fingers will eventually freeze. I used them for the finger function over mittens knowing it wouldn't be as warm. Long gauntlets that can be attached/tightened with a cord and hand straps make the glove very secure and waterproof. While wearing these gloves for many hours, I sometimes had to air my hands as they were sweaty but sometimes stayed cold. All in all a great price. Love the…

I bought these when I wanted to ski with the kids but couldn't find my more expensive gloves since skiing. They got me through light use season, which is fine for $15. However, I am updating them now for several reasons. First, on a thumb, the seams diverge, the threads stick out, and a hole forms. Second, my hands are sweaty in these gloves and they are wet on the inside. FYI, my hands don't sweat much - I suspect the membrane used to waterproof it isn't very breathable. Third, the seams on…

Before a recent ski trip I looked at ski gloves at REI and was shocked to see that they cost $70 or more. After looking for a cheaper option, I went with this one and was pleased. I've worn them without hand warmers while snowshoeing and skiing in temperatures ranging from 10 to 30 degrees. At the end of each walk, my fingertips were a bit cold, but they warmed up nicely if I clenched my gloved fist for a minute. The gloves are comfortable to wear and appear to be waterproof. Can't comment on…

I bought these to play outside with my kids. I've had them for about 1 month and I live where there is a lot of snow and it's very cold. It's 18F today and they warmed my hands while I was waiting for my baby at the bus stop. Last week we played outside for 2-4 hours, built sled slides and played in deep snow in the snow and they didn't get wet or get my toes cold. I put them in the dryer along with all my coats and winter pants as soon as we got there to melt the ice off of them, but they…

I wore these gloves for skiing. BENEFITS: The gloves did what they needed most, keeping their hands warm and protected while skiing. The zippers over the gloves work great. Index finger and thumb work on phones for photos and texting. Made for fat fingers. The general function of the gloves is taken into account. Will I ski with these gloves again? If I didn't have better gloves. CONS: The fingers on the gloves are SHORT. I always wear a small one. The little ones were too small in length. If…