MAGARROW Winter Gloves: Highly Insulating and Windproof Outdoor Sports Gloves for Teenagers, Men, and Women Review

My 12 year old LOVES these rackets! This is his first paddle that actually keeps his hands warm and dry and keeps the snow out. Big win!

I got it after winter as it was on sale. The only issue is the size, although they list it in the product description and go for the next size up.

These gloves are fine if you're not digging with a shovel or digging a roof. After 2 socks and 2 blizzards from the roof these gloves started to tear at the seams on the fingers, peeled off and the black spot on the palm was half gone because the seams were unraveling there too. Gloves are probably good for things like building a snowman, sledding, or driving a car. In other words, not suitable for any work.

I saw their ad and gave them a chance. They are not waterproof. If they stay dry I think they're fine, but I use them for snow clearing and winter sports and they're not great.

I bought these gloves for the winter in New York. Great gloves for the price. The fit was perfect, ordering is easy and delivered quickly. Warm and I liked the Velcro wrist closure and the tie over the wrist kept the snow out.

These were my absolute favorite pair of stable gloves. I lost another pair and had to buy another because they keep my hands warm. I have Raynauds and they fit me! My other pair lasted two years without holes. I work a lot outside and chop firewood. The best gloves I've found so far!

Bought a pair for me and my husband. We live in the Midwest and it's pretty damn cold here. Those gloves didn't work very well. Our hands were still very cold in them and we returned them.

Bought these for my husband. He says they are very warm and comfortable. He loves the thickness of these gloves, keeps his hands dry and warm. I recommend these gloves.

loved the gloves. I bought these particular gloves because they match my orange parka perfectly. I tried them on and they are really warm inside. My arms and fingers are very long. X-Large is therefore quite suitable. Perhaps another half inch longer in the fingers would be ideal. But they still fit. I love the orange color as I mentioned above. You can probably spot these gloves from a mile away in the snow. I also like that you can clip both gloves together so you don't lose one. And you can…

The quality may not be the best, but they do their job. Sledding with my grandchildren kept my hands dry and warm. Let's see how long they last...

These gloves made my hands sweat while we were snowmobiling in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado! Even sitting still as a passenger, my hands were very warm! I recommend them for style and comfort.

Got these specifically for the water resistance/protection. Gloves are fine, but my fingers were consistently cold even in 30F (compared to regular Columbia gloves or the excellent OZERO gloves here at Revain). If you play sports and the blood circulates, you will most likely be fine (e.g. skiing, snowboarding, etc.). If you're looking for a glove that will keep you warm while playing or just beating out the cold, then these gloves aren't for you. (I kept going into my pocket to warm my…

The gloves are very good but when my daughter tried them on she pricked her finger. Pulling it out, she found a needle and thread stuck in her finger. As a mother, that scares me a lot. All these things (horror stories) spinning in my head.

My son loves these gloves. Sometimes I have cold days when we go skiing, it can get a bit cold. But they look great, feel great and are inexpensive.

Like most gloves I've bought, they work well for a couple of hours in the snow. Eventually my girls hands got wet and cold. They work well when your child is outside for about an hour.

My only real issue here is the density of the glove. Its inherent form makes it necessary to clench a fist and grab it, which requires some effort. A few weeks of use and not broken in yet. But I definitely recommend them and they are worth the money.

Didn't keep my hands warm. I wore my son's clothes in October in 40 degree "freezing" fall weather and they didn't do the job. I understand his complaints from last winter. Hands stay dry, but he's used plenty of hand warmers during MN's winter adventures.

They were ordered for our school children and what other customers said about them was what led to the order. They look and feel like they're warm and dry for kids.

I had to order 2 sizes to fit. But once I did that they feel very comfortable and performed well on our last day of sledding.

I bought them for an extra pair and when I used them to blow snow they got wet and my fingers got cold. The rest of the glove stayed dry.