Winter Gloves Ski Gloves for Men Women, Snow Thermal Gloves Waterproof Insulated Gloves Windproof Snowboard Gloves for Snow Skiing Snowboarding in Cold Weather

I bought these as my ski gloves and have used them twice so far, once on a 38F degree sunny day and once on a 14F day that had a wind chill of about -5F all day. First, the gloves are very comfy and appear to have thick insulation - from appearances, I thought they'd keep my hands warm in just about any condition. On my first day skiing, the cinch piece that tightens the cuff broke off right away. Not a big deal since I didn't foresee using that much anyway, but gave me insight into the cheap build quality. Overall, the gloves performed admirably during the 38F day. Fast forward to the snowy, blizzardy ski day. On my first lift right up, my hands were already somewhat cold. By the second lift ride of the day, my hands were so cold, I was having to retract my fingers and ball up my fists on the lift in order to stay warm. By a couple hours into the day, I was miserable. By lunch time, I could no longer hold my poles. By 1:00, I was in jeopardy of losing my love of skiing.Moral of the story, these are nice, basic gloves for mild temperatures. Don't use these for serious winter conditions!

In my experience, the gloves just don’t live up to what the company claims when it comes to keeping your hands warm. I purchased these gloves 2 years ago and I found out right away that even in 20-30 degrees F above that my fingers were getting cold and uncomfortable after about 10 minutes outside. I live in Minnesota where the temperature gets well into the negatives so when I found these gloves that said that they can keep hands “warm” all the way down to -40 degrees F and are designed for skiing and snowboarding, I was skeptical but excited to see if they would work. Unfortunately not. I think that I have used the gloves very lightly but I am also noticing the thin rubbery coating that is on the palms and fingers is already wearing off which means water can get in now. On previous snowboarding gloves that I have owned, the rubber coating was much thicker and more durable. If you are going to use the gloves to get from your house to your car or work they will probably be fine. If you are looking for durable gloves that will keep your hands warm especially for skiing, snowboarding, or for outdoor winter activities, my opinion is to look for something else. On the plus side, they are very inexpensive, but I think the quality is reflected in the price.

These gloves are super thick and kept my hands very warm for the most part however I only wore them once for snowboarding and did have some issues.The wrist elastic ripped when I was trying to tighten it which isn’t the biggest deal because it still works, just a little inconvenient. The only other issue I had with them was that it felt like after having them on all day (and probably from falling into the snow so much) my finger tips were starting to get a little cold and felt slightly damp.Overall these gloves got the job done and felt really nice for the price point.

I love these gloves. They keep my hands warm during my snow hikes and they are touchscreen able. Exactly what I needed. They are bulky but that’s to be expected for the level of warmth they provide. Also I was able to get them in a smaller size to fit a woman’s hand.

I got these gloves since they were not too expensive and had fairly good reviews. I brought them skiing where it was around 17 degrees Fahrenheit and snowing. At night, I needed liner gloves inside of these in order to keep my hands warm, but for 23 bucks I didn't expect these to be the all-in-one package deal. When it is only around freezing then these gloves work great as is. They are definitely waterproof and snow proof and I didn't have any issues with my hands ever feeling wet.TL;DR: These gloves keep your hands dry and fairly warm for a good price.If you're going to be in very cold weather I would recommend also using liner gloves inside of these.

You can't beat these for the price. I purchased a couple of pairs for less than my good Gortex snowboarding pair cost. They feel just as warm as the more expensive pair. I haven't had them long enough to speak to durability but they feel like they're well made. I'd say the fit runs maybe a little small. I purchased one large pair and an extra large and I'm glad I did - my son is wearing the large and the extra large fits my hand snug (I'm usually a large to extra-large for gloves).

As described! excellent quality and nice design

So these are a fantastic value if you need ski gloves but live in Georgia 🙂. Were there skiing two days--waterproof, warm, touchscreen fingers are perfect. For the price and performance these are a fantastic value. I can't attest to durability but if you're only going to wear them for one or two ski vacations or snow days and you don't want to spend a lot of money on gloves then these are the ones.

I went skiing with this glove and it was a breeze. The gloves were able to keep my hands warm while giving me enough grip on the ski poles and I was able to use my phone while skiing to take shots.

Produit tel que décrit et super satisfait de cet achat globalement.Merci.

Confortable, mais pas suffisamment chaud en dessous de -20

Very satisfied

They are bigger than expected which is good.