Gordini Mens Gore-Tex Storm Glove

My wife and I went to see friends in Sweden Christmas 2021While there we went skiing in the mid to northern parts of the country.The temps were 0-20 degrees Fahrenheit.These gloves were awesome, my hands didn't even think about getting cold,Had a great time and had warm hands.If you are wondering if these gloves will work for you.....They do/will.I would buy again.

I purchased these glove for medium to heavy use during ice-fishing, snowmobiling, and outdoor work. After a couple of months of use they have held up very well. The gloves are very warm - as I was outside ice fishing in 7 deg weather for 6 hours and at no point did my fingers get cold. They also are higher on the waterproofing scale, and stayed dry- even after short submersion in water. No need to use hand warmers while snowmobiling in 15-20 degree weather for 8 hours.As for fit- THEY DO RUN SMALL! I normally wear a men's (M), in gloves, but for these I had to up-size to a (L). They are comfortable, but a little stiff the first use. They do break in well.I'm going to purchase a backup pair as they are a great value.

I wore these gloves on a five-day ski trip in Salt Lake City. They are durable and warm. I really like the wrist strap and hand warmer zipper features. Since they are fairly durable, they aren't the most dexterous gloves, but that's fine at the price. In the afternoons, the temperature got up to about 32 degrees F and I had to take the gloves off to cool my hands and get the sweat off of my hands.

So far these have been good, taken them skiing once, didn't have sweaty hands like the cheaper pair I was using, and reasonably warm. Love the design of the wrist leashes. The price is very good for a quality glove, so hoping they'll live up to the hype.I found sizing difficult. I'm a woman with average hands, and I looked online for a size chart and thought I was a medium and they ran small, so I bought a large. Too massive. So I ordered the M, still too large. Then I got the S, and the fit is just right. Free returns, so not much lost, but wish there was a better sizing chart in this listing.

I wear size large in Gordini. This particular glove felt quite tight but I figure they will stretch a little and they have. I wore them yesterday skiing in a blizzard. It was between 28-30 degrees F. The snow was wet so the gloves got wet but my hands stayed warm and dry. Seems like a good glove in this price range especially since all of the more expensive gloves I looked at had horrible reviews.

I just skiied with these gloves for 5 days in Taos. 3 of those days were cold with lots of snow. Even when the exterior of the gloves were quite wet, my hands were completely dry and warm. I never had to use the chemical hand warmer pouch. They are quite bulky, but that's too be expected if you want warmth. I have another pair of Gordini's that are much lighter, but not nearly as warm. I also like the elastic wristband so you can take the gloves off while they're still attached.Best part about these gloves was the price. A coupon popped up when I was about to check out and the price went down to $40. There's definitely not a reputable brand Gore Tex glove out there for that price.

These are nice and warm, flexible and comfortable.

Good looking glove for decent price. Plenty warm on 20-50 degree days without warmers.

Quick delivery. Comfortable glove. Feels warm. Overall well made, good looking. Stitching on right hand thumb at palm defective. Returned and reordered the same glove.

I had same company’s winter gloves for skiing. So I knew the quality.

Great gloves for keeping your hands warm