Men/Women Waterproof Ski Mittens,Warmest Winter Gloves for Skiing Snowboarding

I am anti-glove and did not realize there are gloves inside these mittens - I would not have bought them because my fingers always get cold in gloves. Upon re-reading the description, one of the bullets does say gloves but it was unclear to me. Nevertheless, I got them for snow blowing and for the first time ever, my fingers stayed warm. The mittens/gloves are quite big (not as in I got a bigger size than I needed but in lots of material) so I don't feel like I can wear them to hike or go to the store on a frigid day without looking silly. I needed to wash one of them and the inside did not dry in the dryer and though I still need to give it a serious try, they did not seem like they would be easy to flip inside out.

First of all, it wasn't clear that this was a mitten with glove-style interior. Stupid idea. Mittens go on the age-old premise that skin-on-skin contact is the warmest configuration. By separating your fingers by a glove interior, you're negating the benefits of the mitten. Additionally, the tips of the fingers are not secured in place, so every time you have to remove your mittens, the fingers of the glove are displaced, making it a frustrating, time-consuming proposition to reinsert your hand each time. What should take 3 seconds to put on a mitten, becomes 15-18 seconds to put on these stupid glove-mittens - even with dry hands. I tried to give these away to a homeless guy in Denver, and he told me "no thanks, I hate these."

These mittens have a couple of problems. First, as another reviewer said, the thumb is weirdly long. When your thumb is all the way into the liner, the end of the thumb sticks out another 3/4" or so. It leads to the gloves feeling like they are not on all the way. The bigger issue is that the gloves are extremely difficult to put on when the liner has any moisture in it (e.g. when your hands get warm). The liner sticks to the hands fingers as they go in and the liner won't slide on the way on. The second mitten is the most difficult.

These seem well made but have not used them yet. The description unfortunately does not say that there have an inner finger glove and I was really looking for a full open mitten on the inside. Still hope they are better then gloves when I am snowblowing.

I was surprised when I put these on to find that they have fingers, and are not mittens. I would not have bought them if that was made clear in the description. They are warmer than i expected, but difficult to put on. The thumb has a ton of excess room and the fingers are rather short. There's a lot of extra material on the top.I wouldn't buy them again, but they will do for this winter I guess.

Look like mittens, but they are gloves with a mitten cover. The gloves on the inside are also constantly inside out when you take them off.

Bought these for my husband to use when snow blowing. He loves them. There are gloves inside the mittens so keeps his hands really warm and the outside stays dry. Would definitely recommend this product.

I didn’t read the description. I wanted mittens. When you put these on they are mittens on the outside but gloves on the inside. Will still wear them until they ware out.