Magarrow Windproof Outdoor Cycling Children Boys' Accessories and Cold Weather Review

I saw their ad and gave them a chance. They are not waterproof. If they stay dry I think they're fine, but I use them for snow clearing and winter sports and they're not great.

They were ordered for our school children and what other customers said about them was what led to the order. They look and feel like they're warm and dry for kids.

Bought a pair for me and my husband. We live in the Midwest and it's pretty damn cold here. Those gloves didn't work very well. Our hands were still very cold in them and we returned them.

Try 1 size larger than usual so the gloves don't compress the inner lining. My usual size XL was a bit tight. I'm rating this design a 4 because it doesn't measure up to the performance of other gloves I use outdoors in cold NH winters. I haven't had any issues with the outer fabric, but I do find it easy to rip or tear.

My only real issue here is the density of the glove. Its inherent form makes it necessary to clench a fist and grab it, which requires some effort. A few weeks of use and not broken in yet. But I definitely recommend them and they are worth the money.

These gloves got my hands sweaty when we were snowmobiling in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado! Even sitting still as a passenger, my hands were very warm! I recommend them for style and comfort.

The gloves are very good but when my daughter tried them on she pricked her finger. Pulling it out, she found a needle and thread stuck in her finger. As a mother, this scares me a lot. All these things (horror stories) spinning in my head.

I had to order 2 sizes to fit. But once I did that they feel very comfortable and performed well on our last day of sledding.

The gloves were advertised as being waterproof First time on a snowplough we wet. Lost a significant amount of heat and left my hands numb. They look good.

These gloves keep my hands warm when I'm skiing in temperatures of 10-25°F. Below this temperature, any residual sweat that does not leave the glove will eventually turn your hands cold. For $14 they are decent quality and will probably last 1-2 seasons.

Gloves are very good but when my daughter tried them on she pricked her finger. Pulling it out, she found a needle and thread stuck in her finger. As a mother, this scares me a lot. All these things (horror stories) spinning in my head.

Try to wear gloves 1 size larger than usual to avoid shrinkage of the inner lining of the gloves. My usual size XL was a bit tight. I'm rating this design a 4 because it doesn't measure up to the performance of other gloves I use outdoors in cold NH winters. I haven't had any issues with the outer fabric, but I do find it easy to rip or tear.

Gloves are very good but when my daughter tried them on she pricked her finger. Pulling it out, she found a needle and thread stuck in her finger. As a mother, this scares me a lot. All these things (horror stories) spinning in my head.

Choose one size up from your normal size so the gloves don't compress the lining. My usual size XL was a bit tight. I'm rating this design a 4 because it doesn't measure up to the performance of other gloves I use outdoors in cold NH winters. I haven't had any issues with the outer fabric, but I do find it easy to rip or tear.

My hands are average for a grown man. They fit me well and I ordered "extra large" based on other reviews. very large fits me so as not to tighten and lose. As for HEAT, I was out with a blower and shovel for about 2-3 hours on a cloudy 30 degree day. The bottom line is that my fingers were cold but not tingly when it was done, but now they were almost as cold as my toes. So for the price they work a lot better than the old gloves, plus they kept my fingers dry and I was able to operate all the