Tough OutdoorsSnow Gloves - Men's & Women's Waterproof & Insulated Ski & Snowboard Gloves

It's hard to find good gloves in "extra small". My hands are tiny, child-size, as a petite woman (wrist to longest finger tip, about 6.25 inches). I bought these for the extra small factor, and the good reviews. I needed gloves to keep my fingertips warm while bicycling in freezing or below temps. These are the best pair of gloves I have worn so far. Very soft inside, Have kept the rain off, nice and flexible for braking/shifting. And they come very close to fitting itty bitty hands! I love the wrist straps, too, I can take off the gloves and still have them hanging around my wrists instead of trying to hold them somewhere awkward and drop them. I've only had them for a couple of weeks or so, but I love them. Very comfortable, and not too bulky. I can press the buttons on my bike headlights and tail lights with no problem. As far as my biggest concern about fingertip warmth while riding in sub-freezing temps, I cannot attest to that yet. It's only been in the 40's here since I got them. My hands have been super warm wearing these while riding.UPDATE: Second winter of wearing these. They have held up amazingly. Keep my fingers warm in below freezing temps, and hands very dry in heavy rain. I examined them today, and they show only slight wear and tear on the palms. These are definately the best I have bought. Excellent buy!!

The media could not be loaded. My honest opinion since I wasn't going to write this review but I remembered that when I needed it there weren't any that were as good or accurate, so this is mine...I give the gloves themselves their rating:1- Comfort = 9/102- Fidelity to your size =10/103- Maintenance of body heat (short and long term)=11/104- Windproof =10/105- Cold proof = 10/106- Waterproof 8/10.Personal final rating (9/10).I work in the rain, cold and wind that can reach -10° Celcius, for 11 hours straight without much body movement, so it passed my test. Perfect gloves for snow, wind and cold in general, they are not completely waterproof but they resist very well.

I have big hands, mainly long fingers. Decided to try X-large gloves this time. These fit and are pretty warm on single-digit days. But I can just get them on, and they're a bit snug (not tight, but if you have big hands, be aware). Good quality and look.

Have bought and been disappointed with other winter gloves (too thin, poorly sewn, not waterproof or windproof, etc.) Spent a lot of time browsing for new gloves for this winter. These checked all the boxes. Hands never feel cold and they stay warm and dry when shoveling.

We live in Northern Michigan and my son took these gloves out snowboarding in subzero temperatures and said they are the best winter gloves he’s ever had and the waterproofing held up all season so we love them so far and will be buying more. I’m definitely getting a pair next year for shoveling and I’m going to see how they do.

Bought these for my husband after we discovered a hole in his gloves. These kept his hands warm and dry during our very snowy winter! We’ll see about longevity, but they’ve lasted one winter so far.

SO Happy. I always thought that snow gloves were expensive. Well, these gloves just bucked that trend! Definitely happy with this purchase. Took these to the snow in Lake Tahoe. Weather was anywhere from 15-40 degrees. My hands were toasty the whole time. I even had some pretty fierce snow ball fights with these gloves and they worked great.PROS: Price! What a great price! These gloves were surprisingly strong and durable. I was expecting some cheap gloves for the money I payed but they were not cheap at all. Loved them! The look was also slick. The material felt strong and was definitely waterproof. It wasn't entirely bulky (for snow gloves). Grips and feel was just fine.CONS: I would not consider any "touchscreen" functionality with these gloves. Simply because it was bulky.Net out, 5/5. Love it. No regrets whatsoever!!!