GordiniGore-Tex Gauntlet Gloves - Men's

I ride my bike every day rain or shine. The gloves are comfortable, completely waterproof and warm in the 35 degrees to 45 degrees range. Priced right. Great gloves.

Well, Christmas gnomes seem to have stolen my left glove and I love these so much that I just ordered another pair.As I placed my order, I was informed that I had ordered my original pair over 7 years ago! That is truely impressive, as these have been my go-to winter gloves in Wisconsin over those 7 winters, and I LOVE being outside in winter. Some winter activities I do on a regular basis include cross-country skiing, dog walks, and various forms of dog mushing, which all give gloves a substantial beating (expecially handling ropes / lines as they are being yanked around by the dog)! These gloves were starting to show a hint of wear, but from the looks of it, I'd wager they would last another 7 seasons with great functionality!These are also very warm, and have kept my hands toasty when my $100+ fancy fleece-lined mittens left me frigid! On the single-digit and negative ferenheight days, I do need a bit extra, but for everything else, these are rock solid!

This is the second pair we bought as they are quality and best we found. The Carhart gloves fell apart so this company is the best for cold winter gloves.

Will definitely keep your hands warm in cold weather however, they are just a little bulky, but I would recommend

I love these gloves: they fit well and perform better than any pair I've owned, ever. They are not going to be for dressing up or going out to dinner in probably, but for outdoor work, camping (Winter sports activities, they are outstanding!Living North of Boston, we get a LOT of bad Winter weather. You can expect many hours at a time outside shoveling, or snow-blowing, in freezing, driving, often very wet snow. I've been out snow blowing many a time with a couple feet of snow, AND having freezing rain coming down while I'm working and almost all gloves fail after an hour or two of such conditions. It's true that we New Englanders seem to revel in our suffering sometimes, but I draw the line with numb and aching fingers! They allow the wetness to seep in, or are SO sealed off that your hands get soaked in sweat, which in both cases is great way to get frostbite and bone pain that last for the rest of the day at least. Thus I'm always looking out for a pair of gloves that fit well and can handle our bad weather.I'm happy to say that the Gordini gloves handle all of these shortcoming with flying colors! I've used them for several snowfalls and one good blizzard this season and I honestly couldn't believe how well they worked! They also have just the right level of "grip" too; essential for icy slippery weather and the extra length over the wrists are just the ticket. I don't expect them to wear out anytime soon, but I'll probably order another just to keep as spares.

I work as a trapper and use these gloves every day, riding a snowmobile several hundred miles a week. These gloves are durable, completely waterproof, and very warm.My hands have only gotten cold in these a couple of times in the three months that I've owned them. The worst was when I got my hands wet and chilled replacing a drive belt, then was rode 30 miles back home at 50 mph on a sled with a broken handwarmer relay. Under normal conditions they are the definition of comfy.The remarkable thing about these gloves is that they breathe. I take them off in the field hundreds of times a day to scent my traps or run telemetry equipment. What's astonishing to me is that I can put damp hands into these gloves and the heat from my body will kick all the moisture out of them in just a couple of minutes.They are relatively durable for how light and inexpensive they are. My first pair has seen about ten hours of use a day for the past three months and the palms look well broken in but that's about the extent of the wear. I did put a bunch of cuts on the back of one glove while being careless with a saw. The exposed insulation has stayed in place and the weatherproofing layer wasn't compromised. I've also gotten pure skunk scent on them, which is caustic enough to stain and eat away at a Carhartt jacket but left these gloves unharmed, albeit stinky.If you're looking for the best pair of $150 gloves out there, just buy four pairs of these.

Gortex gloves at a good price

I haven't gone skiing in quite a few years, but I grew up in Utah skiing a lot. I know what a good ski glove is, and I've sadly worn ski gloves that leave your fingers cold all day. These are NOT those gloves. I just got back from a Utah ski trip. We skied one day, went tubing the next....fingers stayed warm the whole time! Very comfortable gloves with good dexterity. Felt like I could grip my poles without any real effort. Size: I am 6'2" and have fairly big hands. (reach an octave and 2 keys on the piano). I got the 2xl and they fit with room to spare. I could probably put on a thin, knit glove and still get them on. Super pleased. Impressed with that quality of glove for the price!

The product was 5 stars, unfortunately just a little big for my dtr who I bought them for. I communicated with the company and the customer service (Frank) was excellent, no problems sending back and very courteous and polite. Had the refund too. Thank you

Bonne qualité! Bonne grandeur! Bon produit! Bon prix!

Bought these as a gift for my husband because they are made of Gortex-best fabric for gloves in cold weather ever. He's very happy with them and they fit well.

I bought the XXL gloves and found my finger tips numb after just 15 minutes outside in them shovelling snow. They are a bit too short length wise for tall guys like myself (6’6”). I wouldn’t be confident in these in anything after -25c at all.

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