CevaproWinter Gloves for Men Women, -30℉ Waterproof Thermal Gloves for Snow Skiing Running in Cold Weather

We bought these for an Alaska trip to use on a glacier. Unfortunately it was 70° when we got there so I can’t wait to use them for this winter.

I personally work in retail so I used these gloves when I am facing frozen (it takes about 2 hours and it can definitely get cold pretty fast). I was going to buy heated gloves but decided to go for the cheaper item. I tried them out, they were decent. They are pretty stiff when you first get them which was kinda annoying for me but I love how they fit perfectly and are really warm. The only other downside, I could still feel the coldness in my fingertips but would recommend if your on a budget and want decent pair of gloves. Plus they clip together, so I can't lose them anymore

Let’s just start with saying I am a huge freeze baby which is why I was looking for these in the first place. Wild born in Reyes in the flatland tundra portion of North Dakota, and Minnesota. I do not enjoy our winter weather one better, and definitely not a fan of having to do any of our outdoor work in the winter at my job. I was struggling keeping my hands warm when having to be outside for doing things like changing out all the trash is at the truckstop, even attempting to double glove with the gloves I purchased locally. Now I cannot speak officially on the -30 part but I know at -10 my hands were still warm. Oddly enough we are supposed to have up to -20 temperatures with a storm coming tomorrow so in the event that I do actually have problems, I will edit my review but I don’t anticipate that as I’ve been very pleased with my purchase and they didn’t cost more than a couple dollars extra Than the ones I purchased at the local store that keep my hands warm for about five minutes when we’re having a blizzard.

I’m pretty amazed with these gloves. When I opened the plastic packaging they come in it was surprising to see how good the build quality is. There weren’t any stitching flaws or inconsistencies. They are well built.For how light they are I am amazed at how warm they keep my hands. The -30 degree claim is more of “your hands won’t freeze solid at -30” not “your hands will stay warm at -30”. But I like that because they weren’t so warm that they made my hands sweat.I used these gloves to bike on a rainy, windy day that was around 40-50 degrees. It was a worry about the wind going through the gloves. While they were not completely windproof, I felt they did a good enough job for keep the cold wind out.On my ride back form work there was a cold, torrential downpour. I was expecting my hands to get soaked, but theses actually kept all the water out! I wouldn’t believe the claim of them being waterproof, though. After I got home and let the gloves sit the water seeped through. But they are most definitely water resistant and do an amazing job at it.I bought these for winter gloves. I decided to try them with biking since I had a cold bike ride and needed something to keep my hands warm. I found them so beneficial on my ride that I now use them as my cold weather biking gloves. I am curious to see how they hold up during the frigid Idaho winters.I love how well my hands worked in them. They fit great for my hands, and I didn’t feel my fingers and hands were being cumbered by the gloves. I use an electric bike and I was able to interact with all the levers, buttons, and switches with the gloves on.The one thing that I felt it did not perform well in was the touch screen capability. The finger does not work well with touch screens. I was able to get it to work a little on my iPhone XR if I angled my finger right, but most of the times it was a bust. That is ok for me, though, since it is easy enough to take the gloves on and off.To summarize:excellent build qualitypretty good wind resistanceamazing weight to warmth ratiogreat water resistanceawesome dexteritypoor touch screen capability.I recommend these gloves, especially for the price. I am very happy to have them and hope they last a long time!

I felt motivated to write a review for these gloves, a pair that I bought almost two years ago, but last night I probably put them more to a test than I have previously and was very happy with how they performed.These gloves were purchased as a general pair of winter gloves, meant to deal with Maine winters when outdoors, and generally that is how I've used them. They aren't winter work gloves or meant for more specific use like snowmobiling, skiing, etc. If I am stacking wood or doing anything more demanding, these aren't the gloves I wear. If I go for a hike or snowshoe in the snow, I'll wear these. And they've been great for this purpose, always keeping my hands warm and dry.As noted, I feel like I put these gloves to their biggest test last night. I headed out to a family cabin during a light snow, not considering how much heavier the snow would be within a 20 mile stretch of road that runs through the mountains. The 1 hour 20 minute drive ended up being a 3 hour crawl. As the car became more and more squirrely on the layer of wet snow covering the road, I decided it was worth finding a spot to stop and put the tire chains on. The tire chains I bought 8 years ago and have never used. Futzing in the dark, reading and rereading the directions to make sure they were put on correctly.Clearing the snow from inside my fenders, handling the metal chains, pulling on the tensioner chain to get everything on tightly. And the gloves still look great and did all I needed - the outer layer were soaked through but I never felt a bit of cold or wet on my hands within the inner lining. The leather palm section held up great with all the pulling full force on the chain tensioner, no tears or damage.For the price of these gloves, very happy!

These are decent gloves for the price but they run small. I normally wear a medium glove but medium in these are a bit too small for me. I bought replacements locally to make sure the fit is right this time.