Gordini Men's Gore-tex Storm Trooper Ii Waterproof Insulated Gloves

Reasonably warm when skiing in mid-teens weather. Be careful not to let snow fall into glove as the snow Is hard to remove and makes putting glove on difficult if any moisture remains inside. Likely due to fleece like inside fabric. The lanyard straps are a nice touch. Too early to tell how durable they will be or how waterproof they actually will be. I’ve had gloves that cost less that felt warmer and were easier to get my hands into if a little snow got inside them. However, it seems like a lot of gloves are junk these days so paying the mid-range price will hopefully be worth it without paying over $100.

By far the best sub $100 gloves you'll find. Kept my hands perfectly warm in 19 degree weather for all day on the slopes. Only cold spots I got were on a fingertip or two if I was gripping the ski poles for a long time straight. Pretty par for the course as you end up crushing down the insulation in the tips. Once I gave the insulation some space to puff back out they warmed right back up. Are the $200+ gloves warmer, sure are. If you are skiing every day in sub teen temps, then buy the expensive ones, otherwise these will work just fine for 95% of people reading this.

I tested my new ski gloves on my ski trip to Val-Thorens.We had a few days of cold weather and snow (we arrived on the 26 of March 2022)On those cold days (-4 celcius) my hands weren't as worm as I expectedOverall I am very pleased with the purchase , the gloves are very comfortable and well made.They are light and the hand straps are brilliant

I was very impressed with these gloves. Kept my hands very warm without having to use glove liners while snowboarding in Park City. This gloves blow my old North Face Montana gloves out of the water. They're so much warmer, I don't have to use a glove liner, and I had much better dexterity to clip into my bindings. The wrist straps worked great, just remember to cinch down the glove before hanging them as they'll tend to get snow in them.

I have a little hard time putting them on and taking them off frequently, but that maybe it's just me. Used them for 2 days in Colorado, kept me warm and dry. Nice leather finishing gives them a little more resistance on the outer side if you ski testing your limits and get a bump or two.Good zipper pockets for warming pads (which I have not tested yet) or perhaps ski pass, credit card, etc.