🏔️ Unleash the Power of Mountain Hardwear Cloud Shadow Gore Tex: Ultimate Performance Gear! Review

These gloves are not very thick but warm and dry. I wore them in the Colorado mountains at 7.5 miles for about 2 hours and my hands stayed warm, dry and comfortable while working in rain and snow.

These are really thin gloves, almost without padding but still tactile. The Gore-Tex layer protects your hands from moisture and breath. I love these gloves when the weather is not very cold, but gloves are still needed.

I've been a big fan of mountain hardwear for decades. They supplied my expedition with down jackets and tents and have since won me over with their quality. I still have my G4 Challenge Mountain Hardwear tent, it's over 15 years old and still like new - the same goes for the coat, although it may soon be time to retire it. These gloves should be ordered a size up if you intend to use them in extremely cold weather so you can add another liner - they are relatively thin and appear to be designed

I've been a big fan of Goretex for many years. I've found it to be a reliably waterproof and breathable fabric that's great for running, trainers, etc. These gloves supposedly have a layer that protects them from the elements. I also think these gloves give me some temperature range as they are warm enough for cool to moderately cold temperatures without a liner and then I have room to wear a snug liner when it gets colder. I think they are perfect for winter sports at the end of the season. I…

Packed with exceptional features, expect them to perform well in cooler weather. At first glance...lightweight, well built, great performance...engineering, hinges and comfort. Reputation is positive!

Excellent gloves. This is a good brand that we have used before. In general, they're light and not bulky, but warm. They are made of waterproof material and are also very functional. Ideal for early winter.

I've always worn lightweight "spring" gloves for winter activities, regardless of the season or temperature. I think my limbs just don't get cold. My previous gloves were leather Marmot Spring Gloves, which I really liked. I think these MHWs are superior and might be the perfect gloves, at least for me. Here's why: 1. Lightweight: Because they're designed for warmer "spring" temperatures, they're very light. But even in this category, they seem less bulky than some others. My groundhog felt a…

later I wish I knew about this before I spend money on a pair at a big outdoor store. This is a real turning point for me. I have nerve damage in one hand, and a good grip with gloves often meant no gloves were warm. I don't have to compromise, they compress well, have a touchscreen and my hands never get cold even in very hot conditions. harsh outdoor conditions over a long period of time. I will probably be gifting them to my loved ones this Christmas season. i love her so much You are worth…