The Charger Ski Gloves

Better then expected, keeps hands warm and dry. Spend a lot of time outside in winter, cleaning snow off buses.

Took these skiing in Colorado- were very comfortable and easy to take on and off. Kept my hands very dry and warm!

Warm and comfy

Warm but Bulky – Solid Winter Gloves with Some Limitations These gloves did a good job keeping my hands warm on cold, windy days. The waterproofing seems reliable so far—snow didn’t soak through, even after a couple of hours outside shoveling and walking the dog. The inside lining is soft and comfortable, and the wrist straps help seal out drafts. I also liked that the grip on the palm makes it easier to hold onto ski poles or even just a slippery ice scraper. That said, the gloves are on the bulkier side. They don’t offer much dexterity if you need to do anything that requires finer finger movement, like adjusting zippers or pulling a phone from your pocket. The sizing also felt just a touch snug; if you’re in between sizes, going up one might be more comfortable. Bottom line: These are solid winter gloves for warmth and snow protection, but expect a tradeoff in dexterity and bulk. Great for shoveling, skiing, or sledding—not so much for detailed tasks in the cold.

I bought these specifically as they were cost effective and I didn’t really need something that was going to be used every day for a season of skiing. With that said, for those who use ski gloves for a few weeks a year or even a month, these are a fantastic option. What I really liked was the construction. There is a drawstring to close off the outer shell to your jacket that is super easy to adjust even with gloves on. There are also two long loop straps that are incredibly useful in pulling the shell out from under the glove if it gets trapped. This makes putting the gloves on properly and ensuring a snow proof joint really easy- in fact, easier than any gloves I have had. Next there is a strap that adjusts very easy around the wrist to ensure the glove is secure. Both tightening and releasing this strap is simple, and can be done with the gloves on. I skied in 18 degree F weather with winds gusting to 30 mph. There was fine powder and pellet snow flying everywhere. The other four people in my group, some of which had name brand gloves, all had snow infiltration and cold hands. Mine were toasty. Also, and I did find this strange, my hands were not sweaty. They were warm and dry. I can’t talk to how the gloves would perform in temperatures much lower than 19F as I have not experienced those temperatures yet. However, there was not a time where I felt any cold in my hands, whereas my coat (Columbia rated as wind proof and good to -10) and snow pants (northface) were all penetrated by the cold winds, and while it wasn’t uncomfortable, they were at their limits IMHO. I hope they hold up, they seem well constructed, and overall heavy duty. I would buy them again, and plan to do that as I replace some of my children’s gloves. They fit well, and as expected. I am giving them 5 stars until I experience anything to convince me they deserve otherwise. The only downside I had was the material used in the palm seemed to be lower quality. It all worked, but the material there was diffferent than other gloves.

Run a bit large but nothing too inconvenient. I like that it was two straps to adjust for hand and wrist size as well as a loop that serves to hang the gloves. Really neat

Warm and dry. They held up to Tromso, Norway without any issue.

Size, material quality, and feel are all great. The elastic wrist straps are the perfect size and length to take the gloves off and let them hang without getting in your way. I had them on for about 2 hours at a time while skiing and my hands didn't overheat (which is great for sweat management) or get cold. They were true to being water resistant and after using them for 4 weeks every other day, they haven't showed any signs of early determination (common in affordable gloves), the stitching is very well done. I would give these gloves 6 starts.

Not waterproof

Viví en Noruega por un año y estos fueron mis guantes en invierno (-15 grados) y soporte bastante bien. No entra el aire y tampoco se siente la temperatura de fuera. Podía tocar la nieve y no sentía nadita :) con ellos salía en invierno y a hacer monitos de nieve. Si tienes manos muy pequeñas probablemente te queden un poco grandes pero aún así puedes movilizar todos tus dedos bien :) y está padre que se ajustan de las muñecas. Sí recomiendo :) sí son para nieve y para temperaturas realmente bajas

I'm quite impressed with these gloves. They're comfy, well-made, and perfect for Canadian winters. Out of many gloves I've tried, these are the best, doing their job and lasting longer. Before, my hands would freeze in -15° C weather. But now, with these gloves, that's not a problem.

I wore these for a 2 week holiday in Canada with temps getting lower than -20 with no issue. Brilliant to get you out of a fix. Worked well for me but could make an excellent spare or 2nd pair for the sake of £10 or so.

Wowe beaucou p plus de ce que j attendais.