TRENDOUX Winter Gloves for Men Warm: 3M Thinsulate -20℉ Windproof Waterproof ...

These exceed my expectations so far. Last winter i bought a pair at a big name sporting goods store. Those cost a little more and one glove ripped the very first time I pulled it on. These were less expensive, fit better, and seem to be higher quality. They go on and off easy, and the cuff seems like it will keep snow out. Looking forward to trying them out soon. Very comfortable. Not stiff or crunchy. Soft interior that doesnt catch on skin like some materials. Works with touch screen. Seems like a great product for the price. * Update: After using them for snowboarding I'm definitely more impressed. The inner lining stays in the fingers well. They're easy to take off and put back on. Stayed dry and warm for the most part. They did eventually soak through, but all in all they worked great.

Great gloves, they keep you hands dry and warm with a good fit. The only problem is they are not heat proof and will melt. Got little finger on right hand in front of the exhaust on my leaf blower and burnt hole to my skin! Melted pointer finger on left hand during same operation. Operator error so I bought another pair of the same!!!

Best gloves that I have ever had!!! This past winter in the northeast has been the coldest in the last few decades (2026) and my hands were toasty. Fit was tight but not constricting. Very reasonable price.

Warm and comfortable. The clip was too difficult for me to squeeze so could attach so I changed out to bigger carabiner and it was metal not plastic. Other than that worked great when got to subzero temperature.

I bought these in size M. I have relatively slender hands with long fingers, and while the fit isn’t super snug, they’re still comfortable and easy to wear. The inside feels soft and well-lined, the grip is good, and overall the quality is very solid for the price. Touchscreen functionality works, though because the fingers are a bit puffy on me, it sometimes takes a few tries to get the right tap. Quick note from the tundra: I had the pleasure of wearing these in -10℉ weather for about 10–15 minutes just walking to the train (no skiing, no heroic winter sports), and my fingertips did get cold. And I didn’t exactly volunteer to stress-test the waterproofing because… self-preservation. For $15, I’d call these a win: comfortable, good grip, and warm enough for daily winter wear; just not built to defy extreme cold.

The gloves are a great value for the price. Good quality and sharp looking and most importantly, they keep your hands nicely warm! I would highly recommend these gloves.

The large size fit my husband's hands well . He likes them says they are warm. They seem to be holding up is waterproof.

Good fit, very warm and comfortable. Seems like they're well made.