🧤 Heather North Face Men's Glove: Top Choice for Men's Accessories in Gloves & Mittens Review

Really good gloves, finger length is good but they are a bit tight on all sides. I tried size XL but the fingers were too long so I chose size Lg and they are tight making it difficult to move.

Good stuff. Good warm, flexible, but a little difficult to put on and take off. You really don't want to spend money on gloves like this, but they are worth it. The fit is good, the wearing comfort is good, being warm is good and hopefully no more frost. I'm scared of the cold now and I've had some nerve damage so I want that dryness and exercise and protection from those harsh New England conditions. The polar vortex or air has been violent lately. Said it would freeze at 9 degrees in 30…

It's amazing. I drive to work and today it was 10 degrees and my hands were warm. I had the thinner north side for the longest which was great except when your hands are upwind while riding these gloves were a needed upgrade. And the UM technology works really well. Please note that the dimensions are narrow. I ordered a medium - and in general my hands are small for a guy and they hit hard. Don't get me wrong, I love the fit, but people with big hands find it tight.

I wear medium sized gloves, when these gloves arrived they didn't even fit over my hands, they were the wrong size and I also found my hands to be in the bitter cold with they were freezing when the outside temperature was only about 25 degrees so i don't recommend these gloves, i wanted to return them but i was late so i don't have 54 bucks now, i was told i can get them by 1st february must return but on 1st February when I went to print the label he told me you only have two 31st I want…

Revain's message from seller says he sells North Face Apex+ eTip Gloves. The item shipped is the original "Apex eTip Gloves" and NOT the refurbished "Apex+" gloves referenced in the product name. The NF Apex gloves that were sent to me are barely cut to tolerance which means the gloves have to be sewn to within a certain size range and they are uncomfortably tight to the point of being either grossly below average or just below the minimum manufacturing specs for the advertised one meet size. I

I have a very warm down jacket from North Face, the warmest jacket I have ever owned so I was hoping these gloves were the same. They protect well from the wind, but nothing more. They do not warm the fingers even in positive temperatures. I played Frisbee outside in 34°C for 15 minutes and my fingers were very cold. The size is small, although according to their recommendations I should buy a small one, I chose the medium one. When I first tried them on I thought my hands wouldn't fit, it was…

I love North Face products but not this one. The lack of an elastic wrist makes gloves difficult to put on and take off because your hand has to squeeze through an inflexible, restricted area. The material also makes them a little bulky so they can easily be slipped into a pocket, which is what I was hoping for in a pair of mild weather gloves. I had the regular Etips North Face which I loved and wore until the Etip coating wore off and they let me down. Bought a pair of Under Armor Storm…

Bought because they were supposed to be winter gloves and according to their website some wind protection. These are the worst winter gloves I've ever tried. I run to work and was 42 today (actually 36) and my hands were cold after 5 minutes. Returned.