20 Best Waterproof Gloves For Winter (2023 Updated)

I have to say, first, that I am a HUGE Carhartt proponent. I have several dozen pieces. Many coats and vests. This was the first item from Carhartt that has not measured up. My hands absolutely froze during only moderately cold temps.

Ambient temperature was in the low 30’s. It was literally as if I wasn’t wearing gloves, at all, except for the limited mobility and tactile decrease. Completely shocked and disappointed with the lack of performance from these gloves.

Arrived on time. Looks and fits fine. Not sure how well they will hold in heat. They seem a bit on the light side and may not be able to handle the cold temperatures as stated. May need to wear a liner underneath to trap heat.

The good thing is that they have good grip and seem too provide adequate water protection. The bright orange will provide some good visibility when walking the dog and snow removal out by the road.

Those gloves really are true to the title. I’ve been working in the cold UP of Michigan and they’ve been a godsend. I need to use my fingers for dog-handling and these gloves keep my warm from the snow and wetness of working outside.

Legit waterproof too ** (up to the bottom of the palm). Grip is unmatched, I wear them watching TV now because no one is able to tear the remote away from my hands.

The gloves are awesome as ive owned them in past. However, tractor supply has still yet to provide deliver of these pair to me after over 2 weeks. Their online ordering was my first (and last) attempt.

Awful!.

I work in Alaska and work outside washing or moving equipment due for service at times. These gloves work really well for raining and cold or snow removal, handling chains/rope/straps etc. Hands stay nice and toasty and one of my coworkers described the inside lining as “soft as puppy’s ears”.

I bought these to keep my hands dry while ice fishing. I was out for a couple of hours in 18′ – 20′ temps and my hands stayed dry while handling fish and stayed warm. For how thin they are it surprised me that they kept my hands so warm.

I ordered size L which is snug for me but I was hoping it would give me better dexterity. Handling fish was fine but not rebaiting a hook. Taking them off and putting them back on can be a challenge if your hand has perspiration or gets damp before putting a glove back on.

One thing that was a little annoying is the velcro on the glove strap sticking to the velcro on my coat cuff strap but overall I am very happy with them.

I can’t tell you how many gloves I have gone through looking for something totally waterproof, somewhat warm and with enough dexterity to live with. These so far are the best program going. Excellent seam quality and build.

Gets cold here in northern AZ and feeding horses in wet conditions and handling damp hay is a nightmare with frozen wet hands! I wear a size 9 glove and the large in this glove is a bit too tight especially going on, so got xl and its better but note they are somewhat snug getting the cuff over your hands.

Also if you store them outside say in a hay barn they will feel damp inside when very cold even tho they are not. So would store in warm area if you care about that. Going to purchase several more for back up.

Cheers from Prescott!.

I have a long driveway on a steep hill so I have to salt a lot to keep things from becoming too interesting. These gloves fit great. Some say they run a bit small but I got a size L and I felt they were perfect with a little extra at the finger tips.

The neoprene is perfect for spreading salt. It protects my hands from the material. There is excellent dexterity. They are warm but not exceptional so maybe not a good choice for long term exposure. I see a lot of comments about not being waterproof.

I think what people are experiencing is the Neoprene material. Their hands are sweating and the Neoprene just does not breath. My mini experiment about this is that the gloves are still wet inside 1-2 days after I have used them.

I have to bring them inside and put them on my boot dryer for a few hours to dry out the inside. Another test would be to pour some water inside and see if they leak. Very happy with these gloves. Will get another pair.

My hands get cold easily. But because I spend so much time outdoors, including in the winter, I thought I would finally splurge and get heated mitts. When I first turned them on, angels started singing.

But I’ve quickly come to learn that while these are still better than unheated mitts, they really don’t do nearly as much as I thought they would. Here’s the good: * These are impeccably tailored mitts.

Materials (Gore-Tex fabric and leather) and stitching are second-to-none, as you might expect for the price. They are waterproof, windproof and have a very soft lining. Definitely no pinching or rubbing, and fits my hands well even though they are long and slender.

There are also nice touches like touchscreen-compatible thumb, the elastic leash, the pull loop and the carry bag. I wouldn’t do heavy manual labor with them, but they do seem as though they would take a fair bit of rough use without being damaged.

* They have reasonably good flexibility for being such beefy mitts, and are breathable/wicking. However, they are still not great for fine hand movements, but that’s to be expected. * Not too flashy – just a combination of black materials, and only a small logo to indicate they are heated.

The clip and zipper do not seem to bind or get in the way. * Easy buttons to turn on and off, and read the current temperature. Only very occasionally have I accidentally bumped a button to modify the temperature, so they are okay at incidental knocks.

Here’s the bad: * If you’re looking for significant warmth, you’re not going to get it. The instructions warn to be careful about not overheating your hands. Good luck with that. Even on days between 25-30 degrees F, I’ve felt the need to keep it at the warmest setting (red) the entire time, which is cautioned against in the instructions as only being for the coldest days.

They say to use medium (yellow) or low (green) for most of the time, but my hands did not feel at all warm. Part of the issue is that the heating area is only on the back of the hand, so it relies on radiant heat to reach the palm and fronts of the fingers.

Probably to prevent damage to the heating elements by gripping and pushing on objects, but it is noticeable where there is no heat. * The batteries do not last that long. On cold days, you may not get a full day of heat on medium (and certainly not on high).

The packaging states in multiple places that it needs recharging every 3-6 months as though that’s some sort of indication of heating capability. Don’t be fooled, these need constant charging and attention, which is stated in small print in the instructions: charge after EVERY USE.

The batteries are also uniquely shaped and wired, and are a bit challenging to pack back into the inner cuff of the mitts without significantly bending the internal connectors. I do worry a bit about long-term durability, but they have an “infinite guarantee” (i.

e. , forever) so I guess I’ll see if I ever need to use it. * There is no nose wipe on the glove. Probably because it would be hard to clean, but still feels like an omission. Here’s my conclusion: These truly do provide some benefit on cold days.

But I need to always make sure they are charged, and expect for them to only last half a day at most for how I use them (low intensity outdoor stuff). If you’re out adventuring, you may find them to be quite warm.

I don’t regret the purchase, but do not believe that they are worth the price for what they provide. However, they are guaranteed to last a very long time, so I’m going to certainly put that to the test.

I bought 4 pairs of these gloves hoping I would have the ultimate mountain glove for my family. I’ve been buying OR gear since the early nineties. The sold me on their rock solid guarantee and excellent construction, i still have a Goretex shell hat that is built like a tank and over 25 years old.

That brand loyalty lead me to hope these would be great. They are not. The construction quality is not great, two of the 4 pairs are failing (zipper has failed on one and the other the glove construction has just torn apart).

These are not warm gloves, and they will not keep you warm in the rated temperatures. The battery on the lowest setting does nothing, on medium or high it does something, but not a whole lot in cold weather and the battery is gone very quickly at high levels – it’s a lot of work for no gain in the weather you need it.

The glove cuffs are quite short so they let in a lot of cold air and can’t properly overlap a jacket. The batteries don’t last nearly long enough. They don’t have leather in the high wear places so if you’re doing anything active and are holding things with them expect them to get damaged real fast.

Given the cost I expected a lot. I bought these as a big and expensive Christmas gift, we’ve barely used them for a month in the cold weather they were designed for and now the return policy is past (no extensions for gifts apparently).

We’ll see if OR customer service stands up to the reputation they had before, will update when I hear back. I also have bought multiple pairs of their full goretex alti mitts – these despite being not heated (and honestly not up to their old construction quality) are much warmer and a better bet.

I bought my first pair on vacation because they fit perfectly and I couldn’t feel the seams while I had them on. Most thinner gloves have obnoxious seams that constrict my fingers and blood flow just enough to make my hands colder with gloves on than just in my pocket, but not these.

They are soft on the inside, windproof, and very water resistant. They were perfect for every day wear on vacation. Then when I got home I needed gloves that were dexterous and water resistant for doing some winter trail maintenance that involved lopping down scrub trees and bushes, and some chainsaw work.

They kept my hands pretty dry, fit well so they were dexterous, and showed minor wear on the palms. I don’t know if the seams are sealed, but in between being in snow, picking up wet logs, and my body putting off moisture, my hands were dry enough and warm, which was amazing.

My hands were a little damp after a few hours, but they were still warm which was amazing to me as my hands are always cold. I was so impressed with them that I bought another pair. I’ve worn them shooting on an outdoor range in cold weather, driving to and from work, and regular daily wear.

They are my favorite gloves and I’m leaving this review because I was on the website again looking to buy a couple more pair so I will have them for years to come should they change the style or discontinue them down the road.

I have not worn them for sedentary cold weather activities, but I would wear mittens for that type of activity.

I used these gloves for around 70 ski days now and often temperatures as low as -25 Celsius and I have to say they held up really nicely. I never felt cold in them except around -30 or -25 with really strong winds or you touch metal for a long rime in those temperatures which you shouldn’t do anyway.

they are perfect in the temperature range of -25 to -5/0 Celsius, above that they tend to be to warm and you start to sweat even when you don’t do much. The one lesson with ski touring and gloves which I feel applies to these gloves specifically well is, you shouldn’t wear them on ascend when you know you will sweat a lot.

Wool just doesn’t handle sweat well. But the fact that you can take them apart is a lifesaver for the next day. They get quite soft and more comfortable after a while which is nice and the finger control feeling is in my opinion really good considering the size of the glove.

Durability and protection is for a skier so far really good. I had a couple of tree hugging and branch slaps encounters with them and the hands were never the problem afterwards. They feel a bit more skier oriented in protection because all the protective parts are on the backhand of the glove but I could be wrong.

After 70 days of skiing they don’t seem the have picked up to much damage and I suppose I can use them easily for another 70 days without any serious damage or wear and tear. I wax them around all two weeks (when in use) and my tip would be to wax them quite carefully and precisely.

You don’t want the wax in the stitches. I suppose you don’t really have to wax them but I like to do it anyway for that little softer feeling. The thing on the middle finger to connect them to my backpack is the only criticism I have, but first I want to say it works just fine and thank you to the designer who put it on the middle- and not the Ringfinger (much better choice).

However it frays and it started doing that quite early on (which you can cut off but still it’s annoying).

TL;DR: Ultra durable/Ultra warm. and BD makes em large enough for us odd folk Finally a brand who makes a durable and WARM five finger glove for those of us with stupidly large hands. Just bought these in black-XXL and they’re fantastic.

I have very large palms and relatively regular length fingers. These fit perfectly, the quality is incredibly nice, and the way the liner interfaces with the shell is stellar (velcro all the way around the wrist section in a loop).

I’ve been researching across OR/Hestra/BD/etc for a YEAR trying to find something that fits well and allows high alpine warmth for winter 14ers and hunting in Colorado. Thankfully I found these. If your hands exceed XXL, you’ll have to look to Hestra who offers HUGE gloves, but I can say that Black Diamond’s XXL runs true to size and offers an ultra warm, ultra durable glove with a great liner design and a great cuff design.

Last 3″ of cuffs are NOT insulated, keeping them nice and thin for under-sleeve applications. The insulation is primarily provided by the liner, which extends down to 2″ below wrist. Entire cuff probably 5″ below wrist.

The goggle wipe area is oversized and nice. The pull off middle finger loops are nice too. This is a very well made product that should last many years. Thank you BD for a stellar high-warmth option!.

This is my warmest pair of finger gloves. I have skied with these on -20F days and lower. Several toes got minor frostbite on those days, despite heated socks and ski boots, but my fingers did not. I’d say that merits a good review for warmth.

Mittens are always warmer, but you obviously loose dexterity. These gloves are beefy. The leather outer takes a lot of damage, and doesn’t show it. You can get handsy with rock and ice, and the gloves are fine.

The harsh temperatures haven’t worn out or weakened the leather, either. I’ve not been treating the leather on these gloves, or repairing them in any way. There hasn’t been a need yet. They just take whatever I throw at them.

I’ve climbed with these, and they are reasonably nimble for the bulk. Small, delicate movements are going to be hard, and bending so much insulation and leather will take effort, but you’ll be warm, and have usable fingers, so it’s not a loss in my book.

Small, ultra-light carabiners will become a pain, but cold hands are worse by a long-shot. Finally, they come in women’s sizes. It can be really, really difficult to find good gloves in women’s sizes.

Thanks, BD. One final note: you may want to be sure you have ample circulation to your hands when wearing these. Cinched wrists always carry a risk of reducing bloodflow, which in cold situations, can risk your digits.

I sized my gloves accordingly, and have not had any issues.

I would give them a 4. 5 rating. They are warm for the most part. The tips of my fingers were still cold but warmed up when I started moving around. It was about 29 degrees that day. I have a small hand and usually wear a small size.

I had to order a medium. The glove fits well aroung my hand but the fingers are a bit too long. I haven’t tested the waterproof ability yet.

Warm and comfortable, very soft inside. Hands perspire a bit if it is not freezing outside, but I also experienced cold fingertips on a really frigid day. I did not realize these are spot-clean only, which was a bit of an issue considering the sweaty hands thing, but I wound up hand-washing the gloves and putting them near a heat source to dry.

Took a few days to dry completely but at least they were fresh and clean again.

First, I have never found a durable, cold weather glove for extended wear outside in the winter; and for a small woman’s hand…until now. I love my Carhartt gloves! They fit my small hands, keep me warm, and allow me to do what I need to do outside.

The glove’s thumb is long, but short of having gloves custom made, there is no way to get around that problem.

I have somewhat big hands, and ordered a medium (assumed it was in mens sizing). The thumb is a little long, but otherwise they fit great. I bought these for backcountry skiing and cold biking. So far I’ve used them biking in ~35-40 degree temps and they were very comfortable.

I was impressed by their touch screen capabilities. It was like using my bare finger. When I took them out of the box, I was surprised by the material, and that it was supposed to be waterproof. I still haven’t tested that, but so far they seem super durable.

They also have long ends that more than adequately cover your wrists. I’m looking forward to seeing how these do skiing, preventing snow from getting up my jacket. Edit since using in the snow: These are very waterproof! Great for warm weather skiing and convenient to throw in my pack as an afternoon glove after a cold morning start.

Being still summer I have yet to find out how effective the gloves are. However, I have some concerns with their fitting. I have wide palms with short fingers. I have no complaints as regards the glove finger being over long – that is my anatomy.

But this pair (the third pair I tried, this is the XL size) is still tight around the thumb and palm area. I suspect the manufacturer uses a slim hand as their model (do we in the UK have wider palms than the Chinese?).

I will keep the gloves anyway because pairs of fingers will be warmer than single fingers.

The overall quality of the gloves was very impressive but like other reviewers I found them a tight fit requiring a considerable amount of tugging to get them on. Fortunately the top quality stitching appears to be able to cope with this tugging.

I thought it strange for the gloves to be such a tight fit & to be supplied with a Velcro cuff strap (but what do I know). The cuff straps have no velcro free end tag so can be tricky to peel off with a gloved hand.

Once on, the fit, (as per recommendations) was good apart from the left hand thumb fit which was tight. The insulation was not really satisfactory for any sub zero temperatures, especially around my left thumb (both thumbs are similar in size).

Waterproof performance was good. I liked the length of the glove which prevented cold drafts around the upper wrist. Reviewer: 60+, all weather dog walker. PS. Advertised with union flag but made in China.

I read through the reviews of these and other Sealskinz gloves before deciding I would buy these rather than the lighter version. My need was comfort, good waterproofing and warmth as these would be used for daily walks during the winter months.

I measured my hands and then compared the recommended size from the guide with other gloves I own and it was consistent so ordered the medium size. The gloves arrived promptly and before removing the gloves from the card I tried the right hand glove, immediate disappointment, it was difficult to get on.

However when I did get my hand into the glove it felt like the fit was almost perfect although on the tight side. I almost sent them back at that point, but decided to separate the gloves from the packaging and try the left hand glove.

That went on easier (yes Im right handed) and when on it was a perfect fit. Any how I have had the gloves in use for about 3 weeks now and as I had hoped the right hand glove is easing a bit. They are waterproof, its nice to be able to operate the phone camera as I often take pictures while walking so glove removal is no longer required.

As these are still on the tight side I can get a cold right thumb but brisk walking normally restores circulation and all is well. I didn’t want a loose fit as I wanted a good feel with the gloves on so frequent glove removal to do stuff was not required.

The size / fit tightness is due to the fact that these gloves are tailored (if that the right term) to fit neatly round the hand / thumb and wrist, so the opening is a bit restricted in order to get a good wrist fit and its the leather that may be limiting the stretch.

I guess getting a perfect fit for all hands is a tall order. Im keeping the gloves, they are in daily use when its wet (like every day) and I hope with ongoing use these will settle into a very comfortable pair of gloves.

Just a pity they had to be made in China.

I bought these during lockdown as Ive been walking loads and my hands have suffered. Not the warmest gloves but comfy and do the job except when the weather is sub zero. Worth the money.

Love these gloves. Lightweight and warm with use of liners.

Great product, but keep in mind that XL gloves are huge, needed L size for my dad who wears Size XL jackets from Maintain warehouse

I bought two pair of these sturdy gloves only to find years later both pair have stood the test of time like no other gloves I’ve ever owned. I do severe outdoor wood, tractor, farm and building work throughout our NH winters and I have no blemishes or tares in either pair.

Incredibly warm. Dexterity and longevity. And still going strong!!.

So far so good, construction is durable. I have not been able to feel the effect of assessing the in cold temps but the insulation is promising. I also like they are large, allows me the ability to layer.

I would definitely recommend to somebody who works outdoors I. E. cable installation. I use to do it and wish I had these gloves.

I move snow on my property from an open tractor…these gloves kept my hands warm at -10F. Hell yes, I recommend them.

When we first tried these gloves (me and the wife) outside playing with our yellow lab in January (Wisconsin winter) we both marveled at how warm and comfortable they were, especially for the price. We thought them an outstanding value, and I still do with one caveat.

Depending on the situation my hands perspire in them just enough that the lining wants to pull out of the fingers when they are removed, which makes taking them off a pain and putting them back on if the finger lining isn’t where it’s supposed to be is a pain too.

Otherwise they’d get 5 stars all day long. They’re lightweight, fit well, warm and allow reasonable dexterity, all at a very reasonable cost.

I purchased some of these gloves last year and decided I needed more to have on hand. You would want something a little more in extreme elements, but these are adequate 90% for doing farm chores in our Nebraska winters.

Mine fit well. They’re super comfortable. If you submerged your hands in water, the seams would likely take on water. But I use mine in wet conditions daily with no water ingress. If they fit you, you will want to order more to have in the future.

As soon as I opened the package and put a pair on I could tell they were going to be just what I wanted. Good fit and finished well. I’m only sorry I didn’t have them two weeks before when I was fishing in 34 degree rain and snow on an annual trip.

I had used another person’s extra pair that were just like these. That’s why I bought these.

I tend to get very cold hands and numb fingers when cycling whenever the temperature drops towards zero no matter what gloves I use. These are not perfect, but when paired with a liner glove they kept my hands warm on a 4.

5 hour ride at temperatures between 1 and 4 degrees this weekend. Not used them in the wet yet so can’t comment on waterproofing or when conditions are cold and wet. One problem with the gloves were that a thread of elastic pulled loose from the cuff around the wrist on one of the gloves, however I’ve managed to fix it with a bit of stretching and some tweezers.

The other gripe I had was with the delivery, which was in a large box so I had to go and pick it up from the local delivery depot when they could have easily fitted into a large padded envelope and posted through the letterbox.

These gloves are comfortable and maintain a good feel and dexterity. Most importantly they are very effective at keeping out the cold and wind. I have worn them in temperatures down to about 5C (about as cold as it gets in outer Brisbane) and didn’t notice my fingers getting cold at all.

Very happy.

Great gloves for riding – helps protect hands . Size felt small & start , but after a few rides stretched a little and now perfect fit – true to size . Highly recommend – brought 2 pairs now !

I bought these gloves to replace different pairs I had which were either not warm, not waterproof, or didn’t allow dexterity to operate a snow blower. These 3m thinsulate gloves are great! We use them for all our winter activities and they are not bulky and easy to store in coat pockets.

Thanks Sportsman’s Guide!.

A little stiff at first. Very warm and comfortable. Liner tends to become a little twisted if hands are a little moist upon removal, but overall very nice gloves, just what I needed, thanks.

Warmest gloves I ever owned. -3 the other day and my hands were sweating. Thanks for the speedy delivery. Fit great.

These mittens are good, albeit not very well suited to the PNW, where I snowboard. They’ve held up really well, considering the abuse I’ve put them through. They’re extraordinarily warm. Sometimes juuuust a bit to warm, sometimes causing my hands to get sweaty, which is also a result of them not being very breathable.

In wetter conditions you will get wet, after enough times falling and planting your hands in the snow. The removeable touchscreen-compatible liners are great, stopping your hands from getting too cold when you briefly remove the mittens to unzip your pockets or switch up your tunes.

You can also remove them and dry them out, as they absorb most of the sweat from your hands. Overall, I think they’re well suited to drier conditions, keep in mind these aren’t leather or Gore-Tex, so you will get wet eventually.

They are well made, they haven’t fallen apart yet, and I like the little touches like the soft backside of the thumb for wiping your nose, and the goggle wipe on the other thumb.

I Really enjoyed these gloves! I bought 2 pairs as they do fit a bit snug. Usually I am head to toe medium in everything type of person. But I ended up ordering a second pair in Large in order to Fit a liner inside.

The Medium are good for warmer ski days. The only thing I wish was Dakine made these in Mittens to keep the fingers warmer. I am an Athletic Therapist + Canadian Ski Patroler and these function well to help prevent wrist sprains / fractures.

They have a Velcro strap that goes all around in order to snug them up. The wrist guard is on the front / back of the hand and sandwiches it. There is a string as well that helps to hold them so you don’t drop them while you take a photo or something! 100% would recommend and buy again.

These check all the boxes for me from the description, but the performance lacked. The biggest flaw was that they are not waterproof. Being an east coast skier the weather changes often and I find myself in rain, these unfortunately did not withstand more then an hr before I found my hands getting damp even with the liners.

The second biggest flaw is the dexterity. The thumb feels tighter for some reason and is hard to even grip my poles. I sent back the first pair I got and sized up which helped a little but it was still stiff.

Other then those two gripes I love everything about them: Back pockets for warmers/pass, liners are awesome and touch screen capable (however the liners pile really quickly) Goggle Lens wiper, soft fabric for wiping nose, wrist straps etc are all great.

so far ive got them wet and used in -28. First , the wetness : 38 degree day light rain unloading fire wood all day. Glove were so soaked i could feel the weight difference. The water did get soaked up in the outer shell but my hands stayed warm and dry.

(It did take more than an over night on the boot dryer to completely dry. ) Lastly , -28 degree day : Had an outside job to do that kept me outside for about 3 hours. To be honest i was a little bummed at first because my fingers were cold af.

Less than an hour in I warmed up good in the truck got my core warmed back up and went back to the task at hand. This time my gloves performed beyond my expectations as i enjoyed warm dry hands the rest of my job.

The key is to remember these are for working in the cold and not sitting in a deer stand. I am very happy with them.

These gloves run small. For questions about how they fit, check directly on the manufacturer’s website for their fit recommendations. They look very tough, with their reinforced palm and fingers, and they are great for doing shovel work in cold, wet weather.

But, the thin waterproof membrane is vulnerable to a single thorn from a rose bush or a single sharp sliver from firewood you’re handling. These gloves won’t remain waterproof for long if you’re handling any kind of sharp objects.

The interior fleece lining is very comfortable when you first put these dry gloves on your dry hands. But, after you’ve worked in them for a while, you’ll generate some perspiration. And then, taking them off to dial your phone makes putting them back on again problematic.

Damp fleece isn’t very slippery. Still, these are my first choice for shoveling snow or putting on tire chains.

I had also bought silk gloves to go with them, but at some point in Lapland, -10 degrees, I was so cold that I’d rather walk with my silk gloves holding a warmer in each hands, than with those gloves.

My hands were chapped and hurting. For a snowmobile trip, Finish people gave us excellent mitten gloves and laughed when they saw ours. I had to buy a pair in Finland to continue my trip. Very disappointing as I didn’t take the first price and was expecting a better product.

Rain Snow Wind. Absolutely perfect. Husband and Son had no problem with warmth. I didn’t get on with these but I managed.

Good quality waterproof gloves. My hands are small and went for medium. Tight fit around fingers and wrists to prevent the cold getting it.

Bought to replace a pair of Mizuno Breath Thermo gloves which were made from a fabric that generates some heat as you sweat. It does work, but the fabric no longer seems to be available. I saw these which operate on the principle that the fabric reflects heat back into the hand.

Does it work? Yes to some extent and my hands did seem slightly warmer. They are also a good fit. However, they are thicker than other lightweight gloves and have quite obtrusive seams on the inside although really only noticeable when you first put them on.

I also find the smartphone-friendly fingertips annoying and superfluous, but then I wear them for running and not looking at my phone. They are also quite expensive. So in summary, I did like them but there were a few niggles that stopped me from giving them top rating.

Great thermal insulation. Excellent for sub-zero temperatures.Good fit and comfortable. You can also use it for other activities in cold and windy winter.