Description
Composite three layer softshell, insulated with thinsulate and warm cotton, with reinforced rubber fingers and waterproof membrane make these thermal gloves completely windproof and waterproof, but also comfortable and warm.
They’re thick enough to keep your hands from feeling the cold in any weather or temperature. Whether you’re skiing, snowboarding, hiking or doing any other activities in below zero temperatures these are the thermal gloves you want to have.
Thermal gloves by MCTi also feature a small pocket, perfectly sized to hold a chemical hand warmer for added heat. You can leave the zipper slightly opened to ensure more air is coming in, making your chemical hand warmer heat up quickly and keep your hands even more toasty.
This product is the perfect winter thermal gloves to keep your hands warm in any conditions. Durable, flexible, comfortable, and completely water and wind proof.
Ryan Paschal –
I bought these for a snowboarding trip and they were great! Warmth was better than average and my hands stayed dry all four days in a row. The pull tabs for the wrist straps are great and easy to pull with the gloves on. They are lightweight and flexible without sacrificing warmth.
Kyle –
Awesome gloves I used them all weekend. They got my hands alittle sweaty later in the day but never once where they cold. It would be nice if they breathed slightly better but I wouldn’t consider it a big problem. Im almost always hot so people who were always cold will like this glove.
Dfbernal1 –
Dont buy these for motorcycle riding. They are too bulky and manipulating throttle and levers is difficult.
Kalvo –
I used these while skiing in Colorado for a week. They held up well. I did get wet hands one day, and they took a while to dry out.
Trondyne –
Gloves seem well made and warm but are just a bit too stiff to operate a motorcycle with… Manipulation of controls requires double the normal effort or more…
laurie hollinger –
Bought these gloves for snow blowing and shoveling. They exceeded my expectations. Very warm, even in single digit temps. My hands were sweaty when I finished. I am between a L and XL according to size chart so I ordered the XL. They fit perfectly. Haven’t used them in sub zero temps yet. Very happy to this point.
Avid Reader –
These gloves are waterproof which is what I was looking for. I put them under running water to double check. The water ran right off. the only reason I gave them a 4 instead of a 5 is because they are a little bulky. but they are warm so I am keeping them.
Jae K. Kim –
Great gloves. I went snowboarding for an entire day and all my friends’ hands were incredibly cold and possibly frostbitten by the end of the day except for mine. These gloves kept me warm and dry for an entire day in the snow, and only just slightly seemed to be getting damp by the end of a 7 hour day out in the snow. Also incredibly incredibly warm, which was a must for the freezing temps I was in. Buy this with confidence. Medium fit my hands perfectly and my palms are about 3.5 inches wide and hands are total 8 inches long.
Jason Lopez –
These are fantastic gloves that have been used in very wet snow and the below zero temperatures of Wisconsin. They keep me dry and warm for the periods that I am outside.
Will M –
Very insulated. Seemingly high quality. Definitely water proof. Extremely comfortable on the inside.
Eric R. –
These gloves seen more of the ground and snow than I had hoped for but they did an outstanding job. By the time I was back at the cabin you would have thought I went swimming with these gloves. Never the less the inside was warm and dry without ever needing hot hands in the pouches. This was after two days of snowboarding. Worked as described.
Only thing with these as with any winter gloves, your hands will sweat a little and I would recommend leaving these in the dryer for a good 45-60 minutes to dry the inside palm and fingers
Garrick Anderson –
I use it to keep my face warm as I bike commute a 10mile round trip daily. Recently the temp dropped into the teens and “felt like 8” and my face was fine. I felt sorry for the red faced, wind blown frosty looking cyclists. It would work great for slopes and snow sports too. Or if you’re a ninja.
Mom and Physician –
Can’t beat these for the price and what they are. Blew off my driveway this morning (dusting of snow) at -10 for 20 minutes or so and they held up fairly well. Having the zipper to insert a hand warmer being larger to have a liner underneath should make these good for snowshoeing and chores outside.
mr harry –
These made motorcycle rides in 40 degree weather bareable.
Hands will get cold after a hour or so but not cold enough to head in.
They are pretty thick but after like 10 minutes you will get used to it.