Winter Fleece Insulated Arctic Cold Weather Triger Finger Leather Mittens & Wool Liners

If you have big thumbs, you might have to send them back...the thumb is all leather, and it's really stiff...one of them is slightly smaller than the other, so it barely fit...you might not be so lucky. Otherwise good. I added some paracord leashes, so I can take them off without worrying about dropping them in the snow. Haven't had a chance to shoot in them yet, but I assume the trigger finger has good tactile feel.

Bought these in anticipation of the 2019 polar vortex in Wisconsin. These were awesome in temps as low as -35 degrees.

Love them! Now if this Kansas weather would just cooperate and be winter so I can use them, it would be nice. Lived in Montana and needed some. Plan on returning to the Mountains, so I am prepping better this time! I love the black cammo, it better matches me winter gear.

It’s a good glove. But not close to a pair of flyers for warmth and quality. I was hoping the fleece was 300g. But it appears they are only 100 gram. The liner helps. But even combined the are not as warm/nice as the flyers gauntlet. They are however black and I can shoot with them. So I kept them.

Well designed product. Pros: fleece lined, long cuff that can be snugged tight, durable leather palm & thumb. I like how they can accommodate several different inserts. The ones they came with are similar to the thin 5 fingered military glove liners for sale @ my local Army Navy store. Those were sufficient for me down to 7 degrees F. I ordered the large size and definitely have room for thicker wool gloves underneath these. Plenty of room for a handwarmer packet in each glove as well.

These mittens are the greatest thing to happen to me since sliced bread. I went a winter with them, and can't imagine going without. They have held up great with a little saddle soap and breaking in, and are definitely on par with the quality of the old style issued mittens.

The design is great and I think they should be good for cold weather camping. That being said the webbing that is used to cinch the gloves is very thin, and I don't know how it will hold up over time. If this one detail were to be beefed up I'd give this 5 stars.

They work great for snow blowing or most other outdoor, winter activities. The option of using the index finger or simply folding it under the loop to get it out of the way is far less frustrating than other gloves.