Columbia Women's Whirlibird Gloves

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] fits perfect, the tab at the bottom is great for adjusting/pulling gloves on especially when on the ski lift or carrying other items. the touch screen compatability did not work for me

I loved this gloce for skiing. I had another insurlated one from Columbia i returned and got these instead. I prefer that this had the strap to tighten it on my wrist. I loved the feel and fit of these gloves better. they were thinner. You will want to wear a liner glove with these. I suggest wool but even a cheap set of thin ladies gloves would work. I stayed warm skiing at night in 7 degree weather for several hours. also soft section of the glove to rub you face and nose with. Has strat to pull on tight and the wrist attachment so they can dangle when you pull them off, Great glove.

So much warmer than your average glove and easy to put on.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These gloves are not meant for frigid temperatures. I wore them in the Colorado Rockies during a ski trip. The temps were in the single digits, feels like temp was -10*F, and wind gusts were 30-50mph. It was COLD! But I was the only one in my group that was suffering from cold, painful fingers. I'm sure these will work find with temps30-50*F, but I would not recommend if dipping below that.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased this for a ski trip. The temperature was around 45 degrees on the mountain and I was there for approximately 5 hours. These gloves did not keep my hands warm; my fingers were cold. There is also the issue that the liner inside. It's hard to put your fingers inside, you have to struggle to get them one. They look nice and match with the jacket, but not functional.

I wore these on a winter vacation and thank goodness I brought a backup pair from another brand. These are terrible. Not enough padding or poorly done seams. They radiate heat outwards rather than trapping it in so the outside of the gloves is warm. Even with handwarmers I lasted maybe 10 minutes outside before needing to go in. And like it was clearly my hands that were the coldest point out of all my winter gear.