MCTiWaterproof Mens Ski Gloves Winter Warm 3M Thinsulate Snowboard Snowmobile Cold Weather Gloves

This is the second pair I’ve purchased, Ive owned very expensive gloves for skiing and these are by far the best I’ve ever purchased. 💯% for the money and will continue buying them. Very warm, comfortable with no break in period. True to size fit and for the money you can’t go wrong. I give them a 10 out of 10 !!😎💪🏻

.

They are a bit big overall bit very good product

A bit stiff but well worth the money

Great pair of gloves. For the current price, I was not expecting this high level of quality. Great features, perfect fit for my large hands. Unfortunately we had a warm winter, but I know these gloves will give adequate protection in the coldest of temperatures.

They are not gloves that I will wear every day, but they certainly are gloves I will wear when the weather is bitterly cold. I have trouble getting gloves to fit my short fingers. I followed the measurements and ordered a black medium, and the fit is reasonably good. I ended up giving them to my husband since they fit him better. I then ordered me a small gray for myself and that size fits me much better. I am like that I have them for when it is below freezing. It doesn't get that cold often where I live, but when it does, I will be prepared!!!!!

Went skiing with these in Breckinridge, Colorado in 20-25 degree F. Great bang for the buck. My buddy opened the package and his first reaction - “looks like you spent a lot of money on these.” I was a little worried that they wouldn’t stand up to the job of a day of skiing in Colorado, and considered buying Hestra Heli’s for $140 or Burtons gortex for $70. I don’t ski often but needed ski gloves, the kind that don’t get snow in them and stay warm and still have good dexterity. These were definitely waterproof and were relatively easy to feel my ski poles with. I didn’t get quite the warmth I was wanting for the dexterity. The fingers were chilly when I was on the ski lift but as soon as I was skiing they were perfect warmth. Got a little sweaty but not a problem since I took them off after each run, which was enough to dry things up. Zipper pockets on the gloves were clutch for my lift ticket since I didn’t have a chest pocket on my shell. I’m happy with the purchase. I don’t ski enough to justify getting Hestra, and I can’t imagine the Burtons wouldve been so much warmer than these to justify spending double, although they definitely seem like they’d be warmer with the inner liner glove. Still, unless you go with mittens, gloves will always lack some warmth in the fingers and this pair is no different, but they get the job done.

I was very excited getting these gloves immediately before a winter ski trip. They fit and felt great. Insulation was very warm indoors. Wrist tabs to cinch could have been a little bigger but compared to another pair of $25 gloves was much better. Took them on a day of skiing in the high 30's and in the sunlight they were fine as they soaked up the rays. As soon as sun set, they showed their true colors. Above freezing, these kept my fingers warm for 90-120 minutes. Temps dropped overnight below freezing and wore them to clear the ice and snow from my vehicle. At 0 degrees, they lasted about 35-45 minutes before my fingers needed warming up--with using liners.I like the zip pockets on the gloves, the look, and the feel... the function is what is lacking. Like a lot of things, you get what you pay for and these gloves are worth $20-30. If you're in the market for some all-day snow and ski gloves, you will want to spend the money and buy from a reputable brand. Nothing against MCTi, but these have a lot of stuffing with a little warmth.Overall, not bad... not great... a very average glove that will work for a couple hours in most sunny ski weather and less than that with cooler temps and cloudier skies.