Waterproof Ski Snowboard Gloves with 3M Thinsulate,Zipper Pocket, Air Vent, Cold Weather Gloves for Men

Gloves where a great price, they keep my hand warm even in single digit (F) temperatures, but they are a bit bulky. Don't expect to have any dexterity with these gloves on. They work great for shoveling snow, snow skiing, and even work "ok" for hunting (there's a bit of lack of touch on the trigger finger, but it's manageable). I do like the liners and would highly recommend them to anyone... the best use for the liners is not for use under these ski gloves, but putting them on under a pair of nitrile rubber gloves when processing a deer. They provide just the right balance of insulation and feel. For years I froze my hands off processing frozen deer carcasses with just Nitrile gloves, the liners underneath are just the thing to make that job tolerable. I'm sure some will be offended by the deer processing details... All I can say is "grow up".

These are the best snow gloves I have ever owned. We had a big snow storm in Salt Lake City yesterday, so I got to try out my new gloves while running my snow blower last night. It was dark, cold, and windy. My hands never got cold once, and in fact became overly warm at times. I even had my gloved hands physically down in the snow at times. No cold, no wet reached my hands. I have owned cheap snow gloves many times in my life and the first things to get cold are the fingertips. Not so with these gloves. Fingertips stayed toasty warm. Also upon close inspection you can see that these gloves are quality and well made. The sizing was a little tricky though. I have large-ish hands so I got the XL. They're a little too big but not big enough to return. The larges might have been perfect, but then again maybe a little too tight.

Warm and confortable! Waterproof!

The gloves came in perfect order and on time with a spare thinner pair as a complimentary gift that my wife immediately said she wanted for her own use. I bought these gloves to ride my motorcycle in Maryland during the winter season as the other gloves I have could not keep my hands warm above certain speed at low temperatures. I must say that I am very satisfied with the new ones. They were able to keep my hands warm riding at 50 mph at 32°F and above. At the same speed, below 29 °F you may fell the edge of your fingers a little cold, but yet nothing really annoying (consider that my motorcycle has no protecting shield against the wind). I have used them few times already and they remain in good order. I bought the medium size, but I would say they are a little bigger than a regular medium regardless of the "M" size-indication it has. For the price, it was a good acquisition and I reccomend.

Perfect fit and warm in Chicago. These are all that I hoped they would be. I like the liners so that once I'm in my car but it's still cold my hands stay warm, but when I'm outside shoveling snow the outer gloves are PREFECT. I read a lot of the reviews and as a woman with basic, medium hands I got the Small and they fit perfectly. They're just great, I don't know why anyone would write some of the things they have that they're way too big or not warm. Nonsense. They inner linings fit like Isotoners and together they go on super fast. One guy wrote they took forever to get on, but again, not even remotely based in reality. I needed these hearty gloves to deal with CHicago winters and they're just what I hoped for and more.

The description is a little tricky, it says 2 pair glove set. So it makes you feel as if you are getting enough gloves for two separate people to wear when in reality. You get two pairs of gloves one of the big waterproof ones and some flimsy inner ones. That was fine with me but the reason for the 3 stars is because after just a few hours on the snow the stitching started to become undone. I was snowboarding so I don’t know if these are made for heavy use. They are definitely warm and keep the water out but I don’t think I would recommend for long term usage.

I bought 4 pair of these for use when we are at our cabin. This year it snowed before Thanksgiving and was in the single digits. I don't know where all our gloves go, but we only had two complete sets. These stoned quickly and kept my hands warm and dry, even when bringing wet frozen wood from the woodpile into the house. My son didn't even complain, and he always complains hisb hands are cold (he's 11). The liners are nice and you can wear them for driving, and the gloves are completely waterproof and warm. Wouldn't hesitate to buy them again. They run a tiny bit small, so go up a size if you have chubby hands.

Nice and warm. Stays dry and warm. Even when actively digging hands into wet snow for snowball fight with the kids for over an hour, only the tips of the fingers feels a tiny bit damp. I do roll it inside out almost halfway up, to let the inside dry over the vent after each use. Just to get rid of any moisture. The inner glove lining by themselves are good for driving etc. When it's super cold (below zero °F), wearing both is great. Otherwise I'd just wear the gloves without the lining and it's still perfectly warm.