Men'S & Women'S 3M Thinsulate Insulated Winter Ski Mittens OZERO Heated Glove Thermal For Snow Work Review

I love playing in the snow, but I have always had problems with the sleeves of my gloves being so short that snow gets up in them and eventually freezes my arm. I also have had most of my gloves not actually be water proof and eventually falter. However, these work charms. The extra long sleeves keep the snow away from my wrists and they are truly waterproof. I played in the snow for hours and didn't get a single damp part in my gloves. I absolutely love these. The only change I would make is…

There was nothing wrong with them. they were just a bit tight for an XL pair of gloves; the XXL would have been much better. just more proof that you don't know what you're going to get with sizing suggestions: One person's XL is another person's XXL.

These mittens and glove counterpart keep my fingers warm the best of any I have purchased. THANK YOU cuz I still have tons to do outside…3” of snow expected today.

Gloves fit well. I have big hands so got the xxl. -40 no way. Maybe 20. The back of my hand got cold while out for a short period, stitching def isn’t spot on it wanders a bit. I do like the internal glove . It just feels thin. Which is good. But bad because if it does have thinsulate in it I honestly think it’s less than advertised. I’m no expert but at 20 my fingers were a bit chilly after only a short bit. A hand warmer tossed into the glove made it better though. Which I was hoping I…

Finally wore out my old gloves and quickly needed a replacement. The day after I received these gloves we had an unexpected snow storm so I really got to try them out. They are excellent! I got the extra large and the gauntlet fits over my winter jacket without issue. They are very warm and so far have been pretty tough.

I got these for the winter for when I ride my moped to work, they are stiff and it's difficult to bed your fingers.But! They keep your hands supper warm and the times I did wear them I couldn't feel the wind or the coldI couldn't zip or button my winter coat with these on so you have to do some maneuvering to get them and your coat on unless you have help.Worth the buy for general wearing!

I used the mitten in 23-degree weather. Kept my hands warm. They are not resistant or water proof. I purchased a can of Kiwi waterproofer and seems to do the trick. Odd though the mitten had fingers in the glove.

Bought these at the end of last season so I had to wait until this winter to see if they were good enough to keep my hands warm at -20 F below 0. The answer is maybe, but only if I am very active. After 30 minutes on the snow blower (+15 F with +5 wind chill) my less active right hand was cold! After I switched over to shoveling both hands were comfortable, but not warm. Given this experience, I have so little confidence that these gloves will keep my hands warm on a -20 F degree day that I am…

I don't write reviews on many products that I purchase, but these mittens are exceptional and deserve a high recommendation. I am a motorcyclist who has ridden year-round for 16 years. During the midwest late fall and winter months my rides have often been limited in distance only because of frosty fingers. I've tried snowmobile gloves, glove inserts, and heated grips (I didn't want to try heated gloves because those types of gadgets always have a short life since they stop working, in my…

UPDATE:I am sorry to say that after first use of these gloves, I must change my review from positive to negative.The problem is the mittens/glove interior smells like petroleum. I tried soaking them, washing them, drying them carefully. The smell remains. If I wear them even 20 minutes, my hands smell nasty. It's a harsh chemical odor.I didn't notice other reviewers complaining so hopefully this isn't true for all the product. But for me it was a regrettable experience.__________________________…

I'm a dad, and I like to play in the snow with my kids. I was intrigued when I saw that my kids had these long sleeves on their gloves to keep snow from going up their sleeves. I looked and looked and finally came across these. They work!

These look like mittens on the outside, but have fingers on the inside like gloves. They are very warm and comfortable. I've tried several pairs of gloves, and these are the only ones that keep my hands warm while holding my metal snowblower handle for about an hour in sub-freezing temperatures. They are water resistant, but not waterproof and need to be allowed to dry for several hours after use. I'm giving these 4 stars instead of 5 stars because after only two years, the cloth on the…

I didn't realize they are like gloves inside, with separate finger spaces. I don't think this keeps fingers as warm as true mittens.

I was excited to have them come in. I was aware that they did have fingers inside like gloves, gave them a chance anyway as I prefer a mitten. I live in SD and until recent haven't had a chance to put them to the test of colder weather. I have seen review of others. At 0 to -10 degrees shoveling snow, my fingers did get a little chilled after 1/2 hour of shoveling. Expected a little better after reading reviews of those chopping wood and other activities. I am a waterfowl hunter, I hunt geese…

As I live in northern Wisconsin, heavy mittens are a must for winter ATV'ing and other cold weather activities. The mitts are warm without being balky. My only complaint, other than recieving the wrong color, is the inner lining. After a couple days of riding, the lining got stretched out and starts to bunch up in the fingers and makes it hard to squeeze the brake lever. And if your hands are sweaty or wet from snow, the liner gets stuck to your hand and than gets pulled inside out. It takes up

Average at best for warmth. Three hours snow blowing and my fingers were cold. Did an OK job keeping my hands dry. The gloves run small and are tight. I did order the largest pair offered.

I like the fit of theses mittens,,,just one issue l have is that mittens should not have fingers in them,that is why you buy mittens is to have all of your fingers together to help keep them warm! If you want individual fingers then by gloves not mittens!

I moved to the Chicago area and decided it would be a good idea to have some cold-weather, heavy duty mittens, for when I have to clear snow and the temps are single-digits or below. When these mittens arrived I thought they felt too thin and light to have good insulation. That 3M Thinsulate is awesome! These have been really great cold-weather mittens. They have an inner "glove" liner (individual finger sleeves inside the main mitten) to help add layers for warmth without adding bulk or…

This is a very nice pair of mittens. The wind chill was 25 below when I walked my dog and my hands got cool, and when I had to take one off to scoop the poop that hand didn't warm up. the fabric fingers in the mitten did not allow me to make a fist inside to warm back up as I had preciously done with wool mittens. Next trip I wore a pair of wool gloves inside my new mittens and that kept my hand warm in the quick clean-up job. I got the Large size because of others' reviews and that was good or

I haven't had a chance to wear these in really cold weather yet, but they won't be my go-to gloves for daily use; the padding is too stiff and they have very little dexterity. I can't wear them for driving or riding a motorcycle. If it snows, I will probably use them for shoveling or snowblowing, but that's about it.