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

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).

these gloves are super warm and made of excellent material. would recommend

Although, not cold enough to measure these gloves true worth, I'm already impressed with the quality. I don't expect any cold getting through these suckers. I mean, there's a few layers of padding for weather/water proofing, anchored by a very cozy and warm thinsulate layer, plus one tie down strap around the palm area and another elastic pull tight cord at the wrist, what's getting in. That both gloves have deep storage pockets on the backs and are touch sensitive is an incredible plus. But they do run small. I have average size hands and the large was a perfect fit. Almost too perfect.

The description of -40℉ is false. Live in the harsh winters of Nebraska and the cold seeps right through these gloves. When skiing, I have to wear glove liners for added warmth. That's the biggest knock on these gloves. Otherwise they come with a lot of nice features for a rather inexpensive glove. They have touchscreen tips, an adjustable wrist strap, the length to cover a coat sleeve, are waterproof, and have a top zipper pocket. My zipper did break off the first time I fell on the slope. If you are looking for a quality glove, search the more expensive brands as you get what you pay for with these.

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.

This is exactly the best choice of gloves if you are planning to use them for skiing, snowboarding or other types of winter sports. It offers ultra warmth and protection against wind chill and moisture while it is thick enough to withstand sharp and pointy objects. Just be aware that it runs a little big for the size as it is giving your hands and fingers extra stretching space. Overall, it is well worth its price tag.

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.

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

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.

Used for skiing and other outside activities. Warm, comfy and would buy again

They are bigger than expected which is good.

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