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

We only purchased these for when we had to shovel snow for the winter months - not for sport. These worked great and kept our hands really warm. We did however buy a larger size glove than needed since for the price of (1) of the correct size, we got (2) larger sized gloves cheaper than the price of one correct size glove. They weren't too big and were still fully functional for what we needed them for.

Good value

Probably my fault, but when I seen the “2 pairs” description, or buying option, I thought “ it’s only a couple bucks more, I might as well have 2 pairs. The second pair is like a liner. That said, they fit good and seem warm. Looking forward to my next snow day to test them out

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.

I got the 2 pair set thinking I’m getting 2 of the same thing. Nope. You get the glove with a mini one. It’s still nice because I’m taking a ski trip to CO and it feels really warm with both. Giving it a 3 star because I thought I was get 2pair set of the same thing and I haven’t tested yet in the cold.

I have had these for a few a couple of years and this year they are getting an even tougher workout. I water 30+ horses a day in single digit weather. My hands stay dry even if the gloves get wet - and I mean really wet. I put a hand warmer in the zipper pocket and my fingers stay warm. They are bulky so sometime I have to take one off to work a small latch or other close work. I have an average size hand for a woman and purchased the small.

I ordered the gloves that come with two pairs. There's a thin inside liner and then the main glove. Together they are quite warm. I ordered these for biking - I have worn them a couple of times. Most recently it was in the mid to upper 20s and at 15-20 mph my hands stayed warm. They are somewhat bulky, but the other gloves I tried that were thinner were not warm enough.