🧤 Stay Warm and Protected with Ski & Snow Gloves - Unisex Waterproof Winter Gloves for Cold Weather Skiing and Snowboarding - Wrist Leashes, Nylon Shell, Thermal Insulation, Synthetic Leather Palm Review

I used to buy almost the same gloves from the same company and liked them so much I decided to try these as they were about $5 cheaper with the same basic features. The only difference I can tell is that these gloves are all black and the rest have a gray border. I really like the features and the fit. Nice and hot. If there's one thing to say about these gloves compared to other, more expensive gloves, it's that the fit isn't as precise as the more expensive version, but it's very, very light.

I went on a whim and ordered this the day before the bitter cold hit my town, (Atlanta) funny, a? I've had several Hotfingers and somehow they got stolen or lost who knows. 1 day shipping for these baddies and I got them today and let me tell you they are way better at $10-$15 cheaper! I work in an airport and the temperature always seems much colder due to the wind blowing through the lobbies. These gloves endure temperatures between 15 and 20 degrees well and are definitely waterproof (tested

I bought these gloves ($20) in early February for a ski trip to Taos, New Mexico. These gloves fit well, kept my hands/fingers warm all day. Now, of course, the day was warmer and my hands were so warm that I sometimes (e.g. in the elevator) had to take them off so that my hands didn't sweat so much. I've worn them quite a bit during the day and only a few times did the liner move a bit so my fingers couldn't get in. This mostly happened when I was in a hurry with sweaty hands, but then I tried

Well built and stylish but I just got back from a trip to Colorado where I didn't last long outdoors in these gloves because my fingers got cold after a few minutes became. I thought I was looking for the best product on Amazon High & Low but apparently I didn't. Day 1 I wore them without the smaller gloves underneath, thinking my hands would be ok based on the price, the reviews, and their thickness, but they weren't. And I didn't even pick up snow or ice. So the second day I put gloves on…

I've done my research and it's not an easy choice. I chose them because they appear to be waterproof (I haven't tried submerging them in water but I think so). But they are not wormy enough. .(for the Chicago area) . I'm the right size for me, but there seems to be a "plastic" membrane on the inside (for water resistance) that slips into the glove when you're trying to grab something. I'd be ok with that too, but NO EYES AT ALL. I've already removed all the tags, so I guess I'll keep them, but…

I bought these on purpose because they're economical and I don't need something that I would use every day during the ski season. With that in mind, this is a fantastic option for those who use ski gloves for a few weeks a year or even a month. What I really liked was the design. There is a drawstring to close the outer shell of the jacket, which is very easy to adjust even when wearing gloves. There are also two long loop straps which are incredibly useful for pulling the sheath out from under