EXski Waterproof Ski Gloves Thermal 3M Thinsulate 3-Finger Winter Mittens for Snowboard Snowmobile

The old adage if something is too good to be true it probably is applies to this glove. Saw reviews and supposed ratings for temperature and thought I would take a chance. MISTAKE... used one, YES one day skiing already torn at a seem in picture and it was only a mild day and these gloves sucked at warmth... so do not buy these unless you want a poorly made poorly insulated Chinese made sack of crap

A few years back I came extremely close to getting frostbite on all my fingers. Since then they can not tolerate cold weather. Even at 32 degrees and regular “thermal” gloves my fingers will be frozen and hurt. I read hundreds of Amazon reviews for winter gloves that not just claim to keep your hands warm but actually do it. Simply put these gloves have been a lifesaver! I had a deck to tear out today to make room for a new one. Started the job at about 8:30 am and it was around 28 degrees. Stupidly I thought I could get by with normal work gloves. The only reason being was because I was using power and hand tools (skill saw, sawsall, hammer, prybar, etc) so I was concerned about the dexterity with these 3 fingered mittens. After only 10 minutes I had to sit in my vehicle and thaw my hands. I had no choice but to wear the EXski gloves. I was very surprised these did not hinder my work at all. And my hands never began to get cold again for the rest of the day. Again they’ve been a lifesaver for me!

Update Jan 7, 2020:After some trial and error I realized that I needed the XL size. The Large fit me fine. However, I had another pair of gloves that were bigger on me but kept me much warmer and no matter how sweaty I might get, I would still be able to put the gloves on after taking them off because there was room to give. Plus I think the air in the glove provides warmth as well. So I made the switch. I'm happier now. I would recommend getting one size up. I know it may sound risky but this is just my story. Oh and yes, it's definitely rain and snow proof!!I purchased the 3 finger mittens because I bike all seasons including cold weather. In NYC I'm cautious and keep 3 fingers resting on the brakes just in case a pedestrian is not looking for on-coming bikes, which is 99% of the time. I keep the ok sign (pointer finger and thumb on the handlebar for stability. I've worn the gloves once in cold weather so far and I must say they keep my hands and fingers very warm. So warm though that I've started to sweat a little. So I'm waiting for the real cold temps (below 30 F) to use these 3 finger mittens.I didn't rate the water resistance yet because it hasn't rained or snowed. But I'll update my review when it does.I like the loop at the end of the glove. I hang it up on a makeshift hook on my door so I don't lose them.

The product worked well for the 3 times I used it. The gloves are warm and although I think it is better to have two fingers together rather than one, these were a much better price.Unfortunately lower price did not mean better value in this case. On the 3rd time out wearing these gloves, I notice that the seams have come completely undone on the right glove.I know that the other gloves out there are more expensive, but don’t waste your time buying these and then having to return them.

I did receive the Mittens with the index finger and Thumb separate. I was anxious as I was skiing during an arctic blas which brought the base of the mountain to 13 degrees, windchill were near 1 degree at the base. Some said that these were not designed for the cold but They worked GREAT. Mt fingers did not get cold at all. I did have a liner (separate) but the articulation with the Finger and Thumb made my friends jealous with their full hand mitten. These held up great during the 4 day ski adventure.