Manzella Suburban Gloves - Soft Shell, Insulated (For Men)

bought for skiing but will use for job, and other leisure activities

Good fit, warm.

Perfect glove for me. Lightweight, water/wind resistent, and warm without annoying bulk. My first pair of Manzella's...and I will definitely buy again.

I have very large hands and these gloves work great. If you are driving, walking or just out exposed to weather these are the best I've ever had. They don't feel like they are designed for snowball fights or other winter sports. I've only been using for a few weeks so I can't say how durable the are but they are in as good condition now as when I started wearing daily.

These gloves are ok in terms of warmth, but for a spring glove you need to have gloves that you can do tasks like adjusting your radio or answering your phone without having to take the gloves off. These gloves have some odd bulky stitching and fabric right over where the tips of your fingers are so you really have a very imprecise touch with these gloves. There are many other lightweight gloves where this is not an issue.

Gret gloves for cold, nasty weather. COzy and very comfortable

Gloves fit very well, not tight anywhere. Love that they are long in the wrist area with a velcro closure so you can tighten them around your sleeve or tuck them into the sleeve of your jacket. Very warm and blocks out the wind well. They are a little more bulkly then I thought they would be but no reason not to buy them. They have kept my hands warm going out in temps teens-30's.

As mentioned, though cut short within comment bars earlier, the gripping sewed to underside of fingers starts at finger tips, and covers first two segments of fingers, but, does not extend to cover section closest to hand. This is where my other gloves show wear, and then need replacing. The gripping does not extend along the finger in one continuous piece, rather, segments are sewn in, leaving the area where finger segments finger join free of gripping material. This makes the hand easier to curl, as a continuous gripping piece would hinder flexibility. These gaps would also reduce it's waterproofness. I intend it for cold weather driving, not for stacking firewood, snow shoveling or snowball tossing.

I bought this glove looking for a soft-shell glove to be worn underneath an insulated mitten for mountaineering. The glove was too bulky to be worn as a liner. The palm material didn't provide much grip. The glove appears to be for wearing around the city and for driving.

I really like Manzella gloves and these are no exception. They're the perfect weight I was looking for. I have a pair of thinner fleece windblock gloves from Manzella that have lastest for years. I wanted a slightly warmer glove, softshell, lightweight gloves and these were perfect. These are perfect for me between about 30 - 45 degrees. Great quality with a grippy palm that wraps up a little between the thumb and forefinger for improved grip and wear. I had purchased a pair of Auclair gloves that were around the same weight from STP about a year ago. They always made my hands feel clammy. The lining would always pull out when removing my hands and after washing the gloves I couldn't get the liner back in the fingers, so I finally threw them out. I'll stick with Manzella from now on.