Review on Ultimate Winter Comfort with Thinsulate Weather Thermarator Gloves by James Mayberry

These gloves are definitely warm. The lining and fleece will keep your hands warm in harsh conditions, which is great. What may or may not be deceiving, depending on whether you pay attention to the materials used in these gloves, is that they aren't truly waterproof. They can only keep your hands warm for a period of time when they get wet. Much better than cotton, but still. Don't expect these gloves to repel water, snow etc and keep the material dry. The material is very susceptible to moisture and keep this in mind when looking for gloves. They will be stapled together if you like that sort of thing to keep them in order. As for the sizes I think they are a bit big but still ok. A lot of skill is required when wearing these gloves. It will be great if I just need to keep my hands warm without interacting with anything that gets them wet. Just make sure you know what you're getting yourself into. All in all still quality gloves at an affordable price.