Waterproof Winter 3-Finger Ski Gloves Warm Insulated Snow Mittens for Cold Weather Snowboard Snowmobile

These definitely keep your hands warm and dry. I bought these because I have Raynaud’s disease and regular gloves don’t work for me. My pointer fingers do occasionally get cold but I just put them in with the other fingers to warm them up. I love the wrist bands. I’ve had these for 3 months.

Gloves are very warm and comfortable.

I was pretty skeptical of these goes, given the price, but they were actually for a personal project that required mindfulness on the cost, and not for recreational, or every day use, so I didn’t have much of an expectation. But the performance of these gloves happens to be excessive, and far better than had ever I imagined! My go-to Hestra Helis that I use on the mountain are heavier, and less spacious (in XXLarge) than the XXL gloves I ordered! Anyway, I decided to really give them a hardcore test run, to determine if they’d be close to what I needed for my project, not expecting much. So, I took them to Crested Butte Mountain for a 1°/30” powder-day on the slopes. Because they’re $130 cheaper than my go-to gloves were, I didn’t have faith in their ability, but wanted to get a sort of extreme baseline for them, and on this test I packed my regulars as a backup, knowing I’d probably need them. Turns out I almost had to use the backups— but not for the reason I expected— because my hands were on FIRE 🔥 in these gloves. I was SHOCKED at how warm these EXSki 3-finger gloves actually are!! I couldn’t take them off because the sweat was freezing to my hands when I did! Weight, comfort, size (my hands are big, so it’s really hard to find gloves that fit properly), warmth, and overall feel make these gloves a major consideration for my gear bag. If they had added a “snot-spot” to wipe my face when it’s that cold, and maybe make them touch screen-able (because I froze when I took them off), or if they added a pocket for a ski pass, these would, without doubt, be perfect for anything, but those are minor issues, given the cost. But here’s the thing, that’s not why they only get 4 stars… The ONLY problem I have with them is the, what I imagine is a small “pull-strap” loop on the inside of the wrist, pulled out on one side after the first time I took them off to check my phone, and then tried to pull them back on. One side of that loop just popped. That’s literally the only reason this isn’t a 5 star review. If that strap wasn’t there, or if it hasn’t pulled off, you can believe that I would replace my Heli gloves in my bag! As it is, they’re great for my project, it doesn’t really need a strap so cut the straps off and I’ve modified them anyway, so I can’t return them. But these gloves are hands-down, the best purchase you can make for the money!! In fact, I’m wondering if maybe I just got a defect, and should consider adding the extra star… I can’t send them back now, since I altered them, but you can believe I’d like to partner with this company for my project, and I am planning to purchase MANY more of these gloves for my project, given the cost and performance!!

Solved dexterity issue & no more cold fingers

Warm gloves for a good price…I use them snowmobiling.

In the PNW, skiing is rarely below freezing, but we do ski in 30F and sometimes rainy conditions. So I thought the mitts would be a good fit. But, they are not that warm of the temps drop below 20F. I had to use hand warmers to just keep my 4 fingers warm, bringing the Index finger in to join the group. These are a good spring skiing mitt, keeping hands dry in a wet snowball fight with the kids.

Gloves are great quality for 3 snow board seasons so far going about 3-4 times each year. Still in great condition. The only problem with these are that they are so warm I always have to take my hands out to cool down lol. Great all around and definitely wind resistant. Great glove.

Very ideal for extreme cold climates, especially walking my dog