🧤 Runtlly Women's Ski Gloves Winter Warm Waterproof Full Finger Athletic Outdoor Gloves Review

I wore these gloves the whole time I was in Utah in February 2016. They kept my hands warm and dry. I like the design and the top ventilation because when I drove the snowmobile my hands stayed dry even in the heat. The selling factor for me was that these gloves are waterproof, not just waterproof.

If you really need ski gloves, they probably won't fit. I bought them to keep my hands warm on 30℉ days. With this task they coped moderately. However, they are not suitable for below. You won't keep your hands warm in the wind either.

I bought two pairs of these gloves, both were torn very easily. The outer layer of fabric is very thin. Gloves are warm and dry if they don't have holes. My first pair was only enough for two ski trips. The second pair smashed into pieces of plywood near the ski lift before I even started skiing.

I went to the Arctic Circle in Norway to see the Northern Lights and needed a pair of warm gloves. They did their job and traveled through Scandinavia in the middle of winter. I usually get cold but they kept my hands warm throughout the trip. I'm not tall so the gloves were big but it's ok they were warm.

Bought for skiing. They are NOT waterproof! First I tested them at home and after an hour of playing in the snow with my son my hands froze. When I put them on for a ski trip and after half an hour my hands were wet and cold! My husband had to give me his gloves because my fingers were numb. I would return them if I didn't wear them twice.

I bought these for my 12 year old daughter. I have tried other brands of kids gloves but they were too bulky and usually short on the wrist. I have tried these women's small sizes and they are wonderful. They keep your hands warm and dry. The best thing is that they cover your wrist. about 4 inches went through her wrist. She's tough on them and so far they've held out. I will buy this brand again, both for her and for me.

I love Runtlly women's ski gloves! They kept my hands very warm for a weekend of skiing when the average temperature was between 6 and 0 degrees. We were snowboarding and the whole time I never felt like my hands were cold. My only issue was that the gloves were a bit small. They weren't too small, but I could definitely use another half inch. Otherwise, they're great for counteracting the elements. The women's ski gloves from Runtlly also look great. I really liked the extended stretchy sleeve