Grandoe Ecstasy Snowboard Gloves - Waterproof Insulated (For Women)

I need gloves that provide a good grip and are warm for barn chores on those -0 mornings. They also need to be easy-on/easy-off to handle small buckles and snaps. These gloves fit the bill. Plus they're water resistant which is useful in washing out buckets.

I use the gloves for working outdoors- shoveling and snowblowing as well as snowshoeing. They are very nice, but I might wear a liner glove with them.

worked great for skiing

Gloves worked great for snowboarding. I typically go when it's above 15-20 outside. They kept me warm and dried out quickly from sweating. The only negative is I wish the insert came out but other than that they are great. The bulky factor is not bad, they are smaller than a lot of gloves I've tried before. I can easily work my bindings on my snowboard with them.

see above comments NOT WARM

Used the gloves to go tubing and skiing. The gloves did fine for tubing because it only lasted 2 hours but after skiing with the gloves for 4+ hours, the middle fingertips started to leak through the seams and thus became wet and cold inside the gloves

For gloves, these are warm, but I had to add silk liners in bitter weather, even without wind. The fit is odd, too. The pointer and the "naughty finger" fit well. The ring and pinky fingers are way too long, and the thumb is too long, too. This makes them bulky and not very dextrous. I have large hands, but the L was huge. The M is ok, and I'm keeping the gloves. But I'm glad I got them on sale!

I bought these to do winter horseback riding. They are very warm for gloves (as opposed to mittens) but my hands still got cold. I wear silk liners, which helps a lot. The fit is funny, though. Ny hand measures 7.25" around and the L was huge. The M fits my hand (roomy, not snug at all) but the fingers are oddly sized. The pointer and middle fingers fit well. Ring and pinky are way too long, thumb is too long, too. So some dexterity is lost but for trail riding, they're fine.

they look better in person, nice long wrist protector.

Used them skiing in the Poconos