🧤 Winter Ski Mittens for Men & Women - Warm and Waterproof Snow Mitts for Cold Weather - Ideal for Snowboarding, Skiing, Shoveling, and Outdoor Sports - with Wrist Leashes Included Review

Oh my god this is AWESOME! I wear them for long hikes in PNW - so be mindful of sleet, snow, etc. Also, I just moved here from South Florida LOL so I get cold easily. The fabric is durable and I like the leather part of the arms. It's easy to grab my hiking poles. I LOVE bracelets on my wrist. I have small hands but they fit great and I can wear a padded glove or hand warmer if I want. They are incredibly soft on the inside. You are so warm and wonderful!

I bought them for skiing (Northeast region). XL fits perfectly. Very warm and spacious. The cuff is long and closes the coat sleeve. Never sweat. I'm an advanced skier doing all black diamonds here in New York/Pennsylvania/Virginia. These mittens fit great and are warm, but when I got cold I noticed an open seam on the inseam. The cold was beginning to creep in. Too bad because I like them. I contacted the seller and he fixed the problem in less than a day. You can't beat them for $$. So buy…

Get ready with these fantastic all-round gloves! Very comfortable, warm and roomy enough for thin gloves or hand warmers. Bought these for family members and everyone was very happy with them after wearing them on a 2.5 hour dog sledding expedition in -7F. Everyone inside had thin gloves and/or hand warmers. I actually borrowed a few (with hand warmers) to warm my hands halfway through. I think my insulation with extra gloves and hand warmers was too tight. They are easy to put on both wrist…

Update on the original: I want another pair because I have the original for my son. I have sooo many pairs of gloves it's silly but I've found that the gloves don't keep my fingers warm when I'm outside in 15F temperatures all day. I bought these because mittens keep fingers warmer than gloves. You can squeeze your fingers in mittens. They are easy to put on and take off and can be tightened at the wrist. I use a carabiner to keep them together and on a belt loop when not in use. Cons: You…

I am very happy with my new mittens. I live in Northwest Montana and spend hours outside in freezing cold weather snow plowing, chopping wood, etc. Gloves just don't fit on very cold days so I ordered these mittens. You are exactly what I wanted. My hands stay warm and look very well formed. I particularly like the self-adjusting wrist. Most gloves and mittens have knitted, elasticated wrists, which can reduce blood flow, resulting in colder hands. These loose wrists, if I adjust them loosely…

Received the mittens a few days ago. Instant score as the temperature dropped to 25 degrees here in northern Wisconsin. Only half an hour or so but hands stayed very warm. Did light work, hauling wood, digging with a shovel, etc. They appear to be well made, although not very thick. Just a little narrower in width. For less than $15 I would consider this a great purchase. Two emails from Tough Outdoors were particularly impressive. Both thanked me for the purchase and assured me that they were…

Warm ski gloves required. Got a pair of average quality gloves but fingers are always cold. I had a great pair of leather gloves. I started looking for mittens in the 80's but didn't want to spend $100 as I've seen a lot of bad reviews, even for expensive ones. It was a bargain price so I had my doubts. But I've been using them this week skiing in about 20 degrees and my hands stayed warm - sometimes too warm and started sweating so I took them off for a few minutes. But unlike my gloves, these