Review on Waterproof Ski Gloves with 3M Thinsulate Insulation for Snowboarding, Skiing, Cycling, and Outdoor Sports - Winter Warm and Cozy Gloves, Ideal Gifts for Men and Women by Uriel Arocha

Before a recent ski trip I looked at ski gloves at REI and was shocked to see that they cost $70 or more. After looking for a cheaper option, I went with this one and was pleased. I've worn them without hand warmers while snowshoeing and skiing in temperatures ranging from 10 to 30 degrees. At the end of each walk, my fingertips were a bit cold, but they warmed up nicely if I clenched my gloved fist for a minute. The gloves are comfortable to wear and appear to be waterproof. Can't comment on durability after two uses, but so far they seem solid enough. The included face mask was a nice bonus. I had no intention of using it, but in the end I was very happy when it turned out that my heating pad wasn't enough. The quality of the mask isn't the best - some stitches fell apart after two uses, although the problem appears to be cosmetic, at least for now - but I can't complain as it was free and helpful.