🧤 Vgo Thinsulate Goatskin Waterproof SF GA2444FW: Ultimate Protection for Hands in All Weather Conditions Review

Gloves are poorly made, especially for adults. The fingers are very tight. My daughter could barely get her fingers in. She can't wear them. It also says they're good for -4 degrees. I used them to wipe snow at 27 degrees and my fingertips went numb. Worst investment I've ever made in clothing. i want her back

It's a bit difficult to give a full review when you're buying ski gloves and all the snow has melted but I'll share my experience. This is a nice glove true to size. While the performance of this glove appears to be good, it feels less durable than other gloves I own, possibly due to the goatskin construction. Thinsulate insulation is good. A small complaint is that the glove I received did not match the photo exactly, but this difference is not enough to justify a refund. The price was too…

Left index and middle fingers cold at 19ft in a set of green gloves. The little finger on the right hand of one pair is very difficult to insert (feeling that it was sewn incorrectly. The second pair was given to my son, who complains that his hands are not warm. Of the pluses - excellent leather shells .

Not so warm. All Asian glove manufacturers seem to think that everyone (including men) has thin fingers. I don't, and I don't have sausage fingers. Ordinary ordinary fingers. Would be very good gloves if they left more room in the finger boxes. But no.

There was a pair that got ripped and got their fingers wet, definitely very frustrating of gloves that don't rip because it's bullshit that she's selling me gloves have that rip the first time I use them