MCTi Waterproof Mens Ski Gloves Winter Warm 3M Thinsulate Snowboard Snowmobile Cold Weather Gloves

These gloves have been a solid pick for cold weather days on the slopes and around the house in winter. The 3M Thinsulate insulation does an excellent job keeping hands warm even in really cold conditions, and they are actually waterproof in the way they claim to be. I wore them during a full day of snowboarding and came home with completely dry hands, which is not something I can say about every winter glove I have owned. The fit is snug but not restricting. I can grip a pole or a zipper without having to take the gloves off, and the small zippered wrist pocket is a handy feature for tucking in a lift ticket or key. The exterior fabric feels tough and durable, not like it will snag or tear easily. For the price these offer really good value. I have bought more expensive ski gloves that did not perform as well in wet conditions. The black color stays looking clean and professional. My only minor note is that sizing runs a little slim, so if you are between sizes you may want to size up. Overall a great cold weather glove for snowboarding, skiing, or just everyday winter use.

Very warm gloves! Comfortable!

So you look at the price and you think “what’s wrong with these?” I thought the same thing, but figured I’d give them a try based on the good reviews other people left. Much to my surprise, they’re really nice gloves! They’re very warm and comfortable, well insulated but still easy to grip things with. I found the fit to be snug, and the fingers were long, but I also have thick hands with somewhat short fingers... the kind of hands that can’t play a guitar. Some people mentjed that the gloves are difficult to dry out, which I can see being possible because of the plush insulation inside. However I also found that mine did not get damp inside after a full day skiing, and so I didn’t have any problems with this. The pockets on the back of the gloves are nice for modern RFID lift ticket cards, or the hand warmer things if you like those. Could also be handy for car keys, cash, or a credit card for those expensive chalet lunches. Overall, they’re really nice and I am pleasantly surprised for the price. Time will tell about durability tho. I gave them a 4-star because while they are warm and comfortable, they just don’t scream “perfect” for some reason. Features: One-hand pull tighten and release Long cuffs fit well over heavy jacket sleeves Quality construction, stitching, and materials Well insulated, very warm and comfortable Card/key/warmer pockets on the back of the hand are roomy and loose enough to not cause tightening of the grip when filled with stuff.

TLDR: Buy these, they're great. I'm from Southern California where it was literally 100 degrees and I was headed to New York where it was snowing, so I thought I might want a better set of gloves. These kept my hands warm in rain and snow, but still allowed me to carry things, open water bottles, etc. I'm far from an expert on snow gear, but these kept me warm for hours outside in wet or dry conditions. I'll put them away for my next trip to spend extended time in colder conditions.

Great gloves 😁 for terrible cold weather. The gloves are an excellent fit with above average dexterity. The little zippered pocket although gimmicky proved to be quite useful for license, room key card and/or warm hands products.