🧤 VELAZZIO Ski Gloves - Waterproof, Breathable Snowboard Gloves with 3M Thinsulate Insulation for Warm Winter Snow Activities – Unisex Design Review

Very good ski gloves. It has a zipper so you can put your keys inside. Comfortable, soft and warm to the touch. In addition, you can tighten or loosen your wrist, which is very convenient.

I wish it had snowed. Every year I search for the best gloves, they fit great, feel great and I am very happy to be able to use them at work. I soaked my hands in the sink and they were really dry.

The product exceeded all my expectations. The quality is comparable to Burton waterproof ski gloves, but the price is several times lower. Seems to be very durable. Fulfills all functional requirements. I can't be happier with my purchase.

I have used these gloves in 45 degree weather and my hands were cold even after 30 minutes wearing them. They are very bulky so you might think they are warm. nope! However, they help break the wind. I sent them back and would NOT recommend them if you want to keep your hands warm.

They are perfect for my needs. I'm medium height and they fit well. I have small hands but they are fat. If I had grown up, I might have had a hard time driving a car. I bought them for the snow but I'm not a snowboarder. I haven't had a chance to try them yet. I am sorry. Not too hard either. Very good gloves.

When I bought the gloves I did so because the description said they were waterproof but they are not. I am currently overseas with the military and the area I am in is snow covered and after wearing gloves in the snow for an hour I noticed my hands were very cold and wet. I am not satisfied with the product and do not advise anyone to buy it.

My 20 year old pair of ski gloves have finally worn out and for the first time in years I'm a little overwhelmed with purchases in this category. They were notable for their ability to tighten the wrists. Nice feature, but a bit difficult to master for comfort reasons. Every time I've skied this season I've played with it to make sure it's snug but not too tight. No big deal, just be careful. I really liked the zippered pockets on each glove so I could stash some cash and a key (so I don't have

I'm 61 years old, I have small hands, small suits me, but if you have short ones with thick fingers, you should go at least one size up. I'm 6ft tall and 170. According to their size chart, my fingers are about 3/4 inch shorter than their smallest number, but the first time I do them they get a little tight. You need to break in some. I mean just don't go by the length of your fingers, if you have fat or fat fingers increase them at least one size up. I was out for about an hour today, it was…

Overall these are great snowboard gloves, especially for the price! I snowboard in Breckenridge, Colorado every weekend and they keep me warm every day! Some days it gets terribly cold and they never let me down, they don't call it Breckenfridge for nothing. The only downside I have is that they are not very waterproof. After about 4 hours these things are pretty swampy. At the same time, you'll feel warm and comfortable in them, even if they get wet. The photos I posted show the level of wear…