Wells LamontWells Lamont Men's Insulated HydraHyde Waterproof Grain Leather Hybrid Winter Gloves, Black, X-Large (867XL)

I do snow removal, and these gloves are amazing. They are very warm, and as long as you don't submerge your hand in water they keep your hands nice and dry. There is a fleece liner on the inside that is very soft but it doesn't peal apart and leave those little black fuzz balls on your hands.

These are the best mittens that I’ve ever purchased… And that includes some very, very, very expensive ones throughout my history. I have purchased mittens from Canada goose and other well-known manufactures… These are the best, most comfortable, and warm mittens that I use for snowboarding and work! …did I mention that they cost about $35?!!!!!!!!!!?Cannot beat this with a stick.

Quality is fine ordered X large. A little snug but satisfied

These mittens are very nice, divided fingers inside, but not rated for super cold. Very nice quality

Use for chores in the winter. Cutting and hauling firewood. Hands stay warm!

My husband needed warm, snow removal gloves, he loves these!!! Highly recommended, great value

Thin insulation!

I sized the width of my hand and took the advice to go up one size, glad I did!I oddly thought my hand would go into an open mitt.... nope just like putting on a 5 single fingered glove. I hope this helps with dexterity when using them for snow blowing. Not sure if I will use them when using the snow shovel too, I will give it a try.Initial impressions of the materials is that they are light weight. Not rugged nor ridged, so I will see how they hold up over time. I am optimistic.

These are pretty good gloves. -30C in the north of the Arctic Circle and my hands and fingers are warm as toast. The only downside I see is that the gauntlet part of the mitt is not big or wide enough to go over bulky snowsuit sleeves so there is the risk of cold air coming in. You will need to give these mitts a break if worn daily as they can stay damp from sweat if not allowed to dry out for 24 hours. But overall, great purchase!

I bought a size up to have a bit of air cushionI warmed up my handsI warmed up the glovesWithin 5 minutes of going outside, my fingers started to get cold and a few minutes later, started to sting.Definitely not for - 30 weather.(I put my old mittens back on and went back outside)I can not comment much on durability or water resistant, since I will not be testing them any further, but they seem to have good quality build, but I feel the liner may bunch up if you do not hold each finger firm prior to taking the gloves off, but I could be wrong.

These mitts fit well and still allow for some dexterity on finer hand tasks where gloves might be needed.These mitts are warm, windproof, haven't tested the waterproofing claim yet, but definitely are water resistant when handling wet snow.The mitts are longer so they over lap the cuff of your coat sleeve, drawstrings on the mitt allow you to seal them against the sleeve of your coat.Down in -20c and can't feel the cold after 5 hours of play with the kids.

The only reason I'm not giving them 5 stars is because the sizing is too snug. If I would have followed advice from other reviews before I purchased, I would have ordered a size bigger. They do break in after a few wears though making it not as bad. Very warm though.

Since 1907 they making these and still cannot figure it out how to keep inside liner in it's place.