Columbia Men's Bugaboo Interchange Winter Gloves

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] "Excellent gloves for outdoor activities. Very warm, waterproof and good grip. I've used them for hiking and skiing and they exceeded my expectations. Highly recommended."

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Gloves are great, warm and dry. The inner gloves are an ideal method in how to manage thick gloves and moisture, cleaning and drying etc

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Best gloves, dual "glove" is a nice feature for sudden temperature Changes when going indoor

So far these are great. Real test will be January ski trip. Love the liners. Can be worn separately. Very warm.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Nice men’s gloves with extra insulation, like the longer length.

I love the glove inserts even for just wearing on their own, the size recommendations are perfect, make sure you measure! very warm and try and the touch screen features work great

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very warm gloves for the price. Overall good quality to price ratio

Have a look at one of your hands: which finger is longest? It's the middle finger, right? Well that's not how these gloves are made. The index finger is longer than any other, and it's extremely long. There's a full inch of space between the end of the index finger of the liner glove and the end of the index finger of the outer glove. I don't think it's me--I've never had a glove fit like this before. Design aside, they're tolerably warm, though not outstanding, they do appear well-made, and I like it a lot that they have a liner glove. The wrist-elastic is a bit fiddly. If you *use* it, it makes it harder to get the glove over the sleeve of a parka (I think it's attached too close to the end of the glove). The base of the glove could stand to be a *little* wider to make it easier to get over a parka sleeve too. On the whole, pretty good gloves. I don't think they'd be very good if the temperatures were regularly below -15C.