🧤 Men's Princeton Waterproof Winter Mountain Made Accessories: Optimal Gloves & Mittens Review

Great design, but. The gloves were smaller than expected. They appear to be "waterproof," but it's "a bit like putting your hand in a plastic bag. lined gloves. but I think the hands are very likely to sweat and then get cold, let's see what happens after the cold snap.

Gloves are what I was looking for, keep hands warm and dry. There was a problem with Revain because they sent me a big one when I ordered the medium. The seller kept emailing me to see if I liked them and when I said I keep getting bigger ones they took over and I'm the right size. Such great people to do business with and a great product.

I waited two days for my daughter to wear it on the slopes before writing a review. Nineteen degrees and snow - her toes were cold but her hands were burned. She probably could have used the XS, but it wasn't available. S (unisex size) is a bit large, but does not affect the wearing comfort. Love the zip pocket which is perfect for a thermal pack. Works better than more established brands that cost 50% more

I finally got the chance to wear them since I'm in Missouri and winter is finally here. I ordered a size small because I have small hands (only 5 feet). They keep your hands warm even without a heat pack. Its only downside (if you want to call it a downside and don't even count it as a decrease in star) is that the thickness of the glove from the fingertip to the point where something is touched is quite large. d concerns the management of the use of telephones or navigation systems in cars or…

I bought it when I first went skiing. I needed a waterproof glove. You were perfect. The glove kept my hands warm and waterproof. Good value compared to $30 gloves at the ski store. This is a one piece glove, not the more expensive ones with a removable liner. They cost around $60. Bought medium, fits well. I'm a woman with medium sized hands and short fingers. The fingers were about 3/4 inch longer which I'm told is normal for ski gloves because you want them to be bigger. The only problem…

Very good gloves. However, the very first time I tried to tighten the gloves, one of the plastic handles ripped off my wrist straps, which wasn't a very comfortable feeling. The repair was easy as the grip was designed to open and clamp the string easily, leaving the back of the string in perfect shape. Otherwise the material and quality looks good and the gloves fit perfectly. I would have liked a little more freedom to fully extend the pinky away from the thumb, but don't complain as this is…