Last year when we snowmobiled in sub-zero weather with strong cross winds, the hand grip warmers on my snowmobiles could not keep up (even with our wind guards). We stopped into the local snowmobile dealer to look for warmer gloves and found these. We can still easily work the throttle and break lever but the rest of our fingers get the benefit of warmth from the whole hand. It's a little hard to hand-signal if there is more than one person in your party behind you but typically, there's just the two of us so works fine to put up one finger. I even bought a couple more pair to have on hand for guests. Read more
I ride my snowmobile with these every time. They are far warmer than anything I’ve worn so far and allow me to use a finger throttle. Read more
Good gloves for snowmobiling in MN/WI winter. Keeps hands warm without using hand warmers on sled until about 15 degrees, then only need to turn warmers on low. Great buy for the price. Read more
Exactly as described Read more
Wife loves them. Read more
My wife says they keep her hands warm. Read more
It's a little difficult to signal more than 2 to oncoming traffic, overall they are pretty warm. My finger tips get a little cold in glove part but it seems like they do in all gloves. These seem to run a tad small as I have tiny hands but fingertips are a little long for me. Read more
Comfortable, but not for really cold weather. Mid 20’s and above only for snowmobiling. Read more
