🏔️ Columbia Tumalo Mountain Boulder Medium: Durable Outdoor Gear for Adventurers Review

We live in northwest Wisconsin where winter temperatures are typically above 15 degrees below zero. These gloves are too tight on the fingers, hinder finger movement, provide poor insulation, and are generally no better than cheaper gloves.

Skiing. When they fell in the snow they got wet and he got soaked, his hands got wet and cold because the gloves didn't dry out. Not suitable for use in snow. Probably ok to wear outside but bought specifically for skiing.

These are good gloves but they have a "floating" lining that I hate in gloves. Otherwise they keep you very warm, look great and ultimately serve their purpose.

As they were designed for the coldest of weather I put them on on a snowmobile ride today at -3F and they kept me warm for about 5 minutes. After that, they rescued my old, worn-out gloves from a foreign brand, which could end up with very painful frostbite on my fingers.

I bought them hoping they would be warm in sub-zero temperatures. I live in North Dakota near the Canadian border and we see temperatures like this quite often. The gloves fit well and, although tight, are comfortable. But when the temperatures get tough, they're no better than anything else. Every time we're in sub-zero temperatures, I resort to my big, chunky mittens.