My son used these gloves while doing research in the Yukon. In October some days were -20F. There is a wide range of gloves used in camp as no one gloves seems to out shin oth…
- tony & martha, 12/22/12

As always, these gloves from Arcteryx deliver the goods. They are tuff and warm, with a serious liner that keeps you warm in the coldest conditions. Take it from someone who l…
- Grant, 12/08/12

These are amazing. They were a little stiff at first but after a week of wearing them in da woods and back and forth to school they have broken in nicely. The image shows a br…
- Hayden, 02/20/13

In terms of gloves, I've had multiple pairs of the North Face powerstretch gloves that you guys might be familar with simply because of how stylish it looks. However, they do…
- Darren, 09/23/11
New York

These are the best gloves to have with you on a trip. Windstopper keeps out the cold yet they are still breathable. Even when wet they provide plenty of warmth.…
- ROB, 12/08/11
WHITEFISH BAY

I own these gloves and I have great disdain for them. I bought them trying to find a good glove to throw in my bag when hiking or for running errands in the winter time. (I li…
- David, 08/29/11
Virginia

Bought the gloves as a Christmas present for my father and he absolutelly loved them…
- Cosmin, 01/07/13
Chicago

These gloves are incredible. They are completely waterproof, windproof, and extremely warm. I love the anatomical fit and seam-free fingers, it makes for amazing dexterity. Th…
- Steven, 01/09/13
Michigan

These gloves are good for when the wind picks up and the temperature is above freezing. Subzero, your fingers will freeze.They aren't waterproof. Just good gloves for short wa…
- Ameen, 01/11/12

Does its job well - not for use when it's bitter cold, but will definitely keep you comfortable down to about mid-30's. Etip feature is a nice bonus…
- Aaron, 01/18/13
Rockville, MD

These gloves are awesome. The gloves give surprisingly accurate control when using a touch screen device, all while keeping your hands nice and toasty. These will keep you d…
- Jason, 02/02/13
Idaho

I bought these gloves for my husband. He also has the North Face sensor gloves as well. These are WAY better. They are soooo much easier to use with your phone...not nearly as…
- Elizabeth, 12/26/12
MI

Gloves are amazing. They come with two pairs (one liner and one heavy set of gloves) The liner is exactly what it sounds like. Sort of a neoprene material that has smartphone…
- Trevor, 11/22/11
Ann Arbor, MI

Can't beat these gloves for the price. The liners makes the shells easy on/easy off when you're on the move, while keeping your hands warm. The touchscreen finger tips prove…
- Lindsey, 12/30/11
Kelowna, BC

Great for skiing, playing in the snow, etc. You will not be disappointed. You will not even feel the cold having this on. Best way to stay warm!!…
- Luis, 08/20/11

I picked up these things on sale over the summer so am just now getting a chance to use. I like the removable liner a lot, it gives you more options. The out glove is really…
- David, 12/02/12
Los Angeles

I have owned these for several years and they are without a doubt the warmest and most comfortable gloves I own. Similar to the North Face Himalaya Parka, they are probably to…
- JACOB, 01/09/13
Seattle

This glove's primary use is for snowboarding. It is very very warm, and after a run in the glades my hands tend to sweat. The leash straps are nice to allow for my hands to…
- Gregory, 11/27/12
boston

I am a photographer & wanted something to give me a little protection, but yet still be able to use the controls on my SLR camera, so many times I'll be out in the winter & ha…
- Shawn, 01/02/12
Williamsport, PA

I usually sweat a lot and have to take off my gloves once it's too wet inside. These work like promised and keep you dry. I can def. recommend!…
- Andre, 11/29/11

Useful for cold Chicago weather when you're fumbling to check your emails (which are always oh-so-very important,) they keep your hands pretty warm and work well with my iPhon…
- Kaveesh, 10/02/10
Chicago, IL

This is clearly not a glove you wear out into the snow for a long period of time, but you can stay warm while brushing your car off or going for a brisk walk. Guys, if you ha…
- Neil, 11/19/11
Contoocok

I was looking for a lightweight pair of gloves to take on my thru hike and stumbled upon these. I wasn't looking to take these into a blizzard but rather for occasional use du…
- Ailine, 02/22/13
Florida

Use these as liners in my snowboarding gloves, have used them for 3 years now, and they are still going strong. Wear them to walk around town and camping. So warm. Better then…
- Fiona, 01/10/13
Melbourne

You get what you pay for and these were free with points so I made out well. I think removable liners should be banned. Didn't realize they had one so I am exchanging them f…
- Donald, 02/02/13
Stamford, CT

These are my go to gloves when there is a chill in the air. The gloves keep my hands dry and the cold wind off of them. They have held up to holding onto trekking poles for…
- Michael, 09/17/12

awesome. and awesome some more.…
- David, 02/03/10
Detroit

I've had these gloves for a couple of months and they have been good in cool weather (30+ temps). Yesterday I was out in 15 degree temps shoveling snow for 20 minutes and my…
- David, 01/20/12
Hopefully on my bike shredding some singletrack

Only used them 3-5 times but love the north face quality!…
- Michael, 02/17/13