Outdoor Research HighCamp 3-Finger Glove - Men's

These are great gloves. Warmth, with the ability to actually use your hands without taking them off. You don't even need the liners that come with them. Great quality, great price.

Which is kind of weird. After a day or so of use (and working out a better way to make the liners work, pulling my long-underwear sleeves over the velcro on the gloves and go), these fit great and work great. Good for everything from cold ski-tours to days at the resort. Haven't tried them climbing yet, but I will later this month, at which point I will update. Definitely prefer this design over a traditional mitt. I just wish they had a snot patch, as the cold, abrasive nylon is not great for chronically runny noses.

Upon further review, these things climb like a champ. One of the most dextrous shell gloves I've ever owned.

Size chart recommended "M" but it was a bit tight, especially with removable liner.
Size "L" was perfect for me. I used these gloves with and without the liner and they are great.

This is a great hybrib between a glove and a mitten. They are warm like a mitten, but are much more dexterous.
They seem well made and durable with functional hardware and a trim fit.
Where they really shine for me is winter mountain biking. My hands get horribly cold on the downhills, and this seems to be the only hand-wear to prevent this and still allow one finger break modulation.
I think they will also be great for backcountry skiing when dinking with skins and zippers, and are even nimble enough to put in a screw or clip a beaner. The liner glove has a warmer pocket, which seems like a good idea, but I haven't needed it so far.