GordiniMens Gore-tex Storm Glove

Love these gloves. They are toasty warm with the cuffs covering the wrist. The gloves are bulky but reasonably flexible given their purpose and insulation. The harness keeps the gloves handy when you remove them which is often if you need to do something dexterous. I consider the gloves to be a value since they provide comfortable protection. Better than other gloves I have used.

I have purchased many "cold weather" gloves in the past and none of them kept my hands warm. After getting over 18" of snow in Montana and temps dropping to around -12 degrees, I decided to do some research and see what were the best. These came up as the best bang for your buck, so I went to Amazon and ordered them. Of course, it took a few weeks for the temps to drop down again, but when they did, I used these gloves. The outside air was around -15 degrees with a windchill of around -25 and I spent 3 hours outside clearing my driveway of snow (big driveway) with a snow blower. To be honest, I didn't even think about my hands the entire time or the gloves. That is a good thing. My hands were warm the entire time. I cannot recommend them enough!

Been using Gordini gloves for about 8years. It's the only brand I found works with reynauds. My hands never get cold. If u take them off and ur hands get cold, put them back on and they'll warm up.

My son loves these. No complaints. They stay on- keep him warm and dry.

I needed a new pair of gloves since my old ones were getting worn out. I skied with these gloves for three straight days, and they stayed dry and warm. These gloves had the three features I wanted in a pair of gloves. The wrist band leash, the draw string cuff, and a pocket for a ski pass. Good price compared to the resort ski shops.

Nice, warm and comfortable. True to size. Great for my skiing. Waterproof.

These gloves are great -- good fit, and quite warm. Prior to buying these, I tried several other pairs of gloves under $100, including the North Face Montana Ski gloves that could keep me warm when temps fell below 30F. But the Gordini gloves do wonderfully even down to 5F.

These are OK to about 30 degrees. I use a silk liner for lower temperatures but my hands are still cold