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

These kept my hands completely dry and very warm during a day of snowboarding. Unfortunately, I would not recommend them for ski or snowboarding for two reasons. First, a small hole (that did not grow in size through the day--maybe they came that way) tore near the webbing of the Pinky/ring finger on my nondominant hand within the first hour of wearing the gloves. Second, the inner lining moves around quite a bit and is seemingly detached from the shell, so it takes a bit of time (took 30s sometimes) to get the Pinky finger lined up and into the finger sheath before I could go. Overall, for regular outdoor wear they're great gloves that will keep you warm and dry regardless of your activity, but they're not conducive to taking on/off repeatedly (warmer weather while snowboarding).

I've bought this gloves with SO many doubts because of how cheap they are but I'm glad I did bought them. The quality of these are awesome. I'm usually a 6 1/2 in glove's size and the S was perfect for me (a little big on the fingertips but nothing to worry about). They have 3M insulated technology, they are warm but breathable.If you want to buy a great gloves without spending so much money these are perfect for you!

I live in the inland northwest and have been wearing these gloves for 2 weeks and they have served me well so far.The part I love the most are the liners. I do find myself wearing just the liners sometimes when it's not that cold and they have such a nice feel. When it's cold and I'm wearing the the set, if I have to go into my wallet or use my keys I just pull off the main glove and do what I must while wearing the liner, keeps my hand warm enough to complete the task, then slip the heavy glove back on. Plus I was amazed to find that I can operate the touchscreen on my phone while wearing a the liners. That was a pleasant surprise.All in all very pleased!

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".

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, warm ski type gloves. The gaunlets are very long and warm. I haven't noticed the vents working... not working. The fit is as expected and the construction seems very good. Feel solid when you pull them on. Also the thinsulate makes the gloves feel lighter than you might expect given their girth. I would say these would wearork all the way down to the low 30's. After that, I might wear some glove liners. Room inside the gloves is plentiful, so there should be no problem with the thinner silk-type glove liners.

I haven't put them to the full test yet (a full season), but they look excellent, especially for the money. They are really comfortable, and they look very high-end. They compare or exceed my 5X priced Burton gloves I've had for several years. I hope they last as long, I think they might. I will update this post after the season, but I can tell you, for the price, they are worth the purchase!If you found this review helpful, please click the "Helpful" button below!

These gloves look really good,will have to see about durability.The inner liner gloves are very thin and not gonna keep your hands warm long in cold weather but if its just cool u could probly wear em.The main glove is very comfortable and warm with a lot of features like the knit cuff for keeping snow out,strap to tighten it up also to keep snow out and heat in,zipper pocket for something small and flat and a vent for breathe ability.Haven't really put them to the test on being waterproof but IF they last these are a great buy.UPDATE:After using these gloves about 6 times for nothing more than snow blowing and shoveling my driveway the seam on the thumb of one glove is coming apart. Extremely disappointed as it ruins the heat retention of the glove and small tears become big tears.If you buy these don't expect them to last long.