FlyLow Gear Tough Guy Glove - 2010 BCS

Great gloves. No bells and whistles. Warm on cold days, cool on warm days. Durable, good looking. Look no further.

I love these gloves. As a snowboarder, I was a little concerned that they wouldn't stay dry through a full day of riding, regularly touching the snow. So far, they have stayed dry in varying snow conditions. I am very impressed with the sno-seal treatment. They have kept my hands warm down to about 20F. Considering a pair of Ridge gloves for colder days. Price is right if you can get them before they sell out. A+

These are by far the best gloves I own. Last year, I bought a new pair sometime before Christmas, fairly certain that my current pair were about to bite the dust. Well, with only one or two pieces of duct tape, they're still going strong. I've gotten at least 45 extra ski days in with them compared to what I expected.
They're great for both warm and cold (not super cold) days, spring and deep winter. I can't say enough good about these gloves. Best of all, they're cheap!

These are my back-up gloves when I can't find my FlyLow Gear Ridge Leather Gloves. The are definitely like the product name; tough. The Sno-seal treatment helps, but I recommend resealing after each ski season.

Purchased 2 pair back in '09 and got change back for a 12-pack. Still going strong. Affordable, bomber, waterproof, warm, iconic,.......

You can't ask for a better set of gloves. For all the work they put into the gloves the price is amazing. I wear these everyday and they are so comfortable. Look great, feel great. I would recommend getting the all leather ones too for those supper cold and windy days because they breath a little through the top.

For the price, it's nearly impossible to beat these gloves. They keep my digits plenty warm on most days, they're simple and unlike some gloves they don't have to be babied to keep doing their job. This is now my glove of choice for just about everything.

Just a heads up, this is an almost exact copy of the Kinco 1927KW glove but it costs double when it says FlyLow on it.

These gloves are savage. These keep my hands super warm, on the coldest days, and dry when its wet out. Treat them with some wax based leather treatment and you will be a happy camper.

Oh yeah, this is the best bargain you will find... order these gloves!

sure, these gloves are basically insulated and waterproofed construction gloves, but i wouldnt have it any other way. These things keep you warm on the cold days(obviously if it gets under 10 degrees, bust out the mitts, but its that way with any glove), wick better than youd think(obviously, more expensive gloves with goretex or similar fabric wick better, but these aren't bad), and after a few uses become more comfortable than youd think possible with a warm ski glove. Best part? theyre $25 bucks, so if you ride one hard enough to need ones(mine have lasted a season already), you dont have to shell out a ton of money for a new pair. Love these things, and recommned them to everyone

I actually just use Kinco gloves and bake them myself but it ends up being the exact same glove.

There were only a few very cold days last year where i needed to use mittens instead of these. After a few uses, the leather molds to your hand. I can even text with these gloves on! Also mine have lasted over 100 days so far.

I will never buy an expensive glove again.

Excellent gloves - warm, waterproof, highly breathable, bombproof, and inexpensive.

I bought these gloves direct from FlyLow at the beginning of last season. Initially, I bought them as a winter utility glove (digging out the car, driveway, etc). I was hesitant at first to use them on the hill even though they are triple-baked with the sno-seal beeswax. I decided to give them a go on a cold day on Mt. Snow and haven't looked back. These are my go-to winter gloves for EVERYTHING.

I love these gloves. They are comfortable, warm, waterproof and easy to grip gear. The price can't be beat either. I bought the FlyLow mittens too after wearing these opening day!

Super baked sealant, warm to minus 20 degrees when aerobic, durable, super price. Cloth actually prevents condensation build up.

I absolutely love these gloves. They take such abuse and keep on going strong. They are probably the warmest gloves I use for skiing. I really love the knit wirst as it slides on and off so easily (no zipper) and has enough length to fit under my jacket cuff. The Sno-Seal treatment is well done and not just slapped on prior to shipping. I went a full season before needing to redo the DWR treatment.

A really good product.

Just got these! The price is right. These feel really warm (but I normally use the dakine mustang for most days). Well constructed and the fit is nice, not too sloppy or big. They started breaking in nicely on the first day, i think more time will really make these mold to my hand better.

p.s. I love the way these smell out of the bag, kind of like gas and leather mixed together. and since these are hand coated they leather looks inconsistent, but works all the same.

I think i might add some cord to the glove clip, so i can attach it to my jacket. the plastic thing is a little dinky.

These are great gloves. They are really comfortable and fit nicely. I was kinda in between sizes (M/L) and I went with the M. Couldn't be happier. Easy to slip on and off, even with wet hands which was a major problem with my old Swany gloves. You have limited dexterity with these gloves, but that's to be expected with a ski glove I think. The real reason these get 5 stars is the price. They could easily be charging 50+ for gloves as nice as these.

Best ski gloves I've ever owned. Will never buy anything else.

These gloves are great. 130 days working/playing in the Rockies last year all on one pair of gloves. They already come waterproofed with Sno-seal so you don't have to deal with that process. On the coldest days they work great with a liner glove. And best of all they cost the same a round of beers after a pow day.

Simple, affordable, warm, classic, pretty much covers it.