I love these gloves. Great look and very comfortable. They tend to lose their warming capabilities at around 25-30. They're great for blocking the windchill though.

I am very pleased with my Arc'teryx gloves. I was looking for an everyday glove to wear to and from work in the city, and I also wanted to be able to use it as a base layer glove when I am up in the mountains. It is thin enough to work as a glove liner, and the fact that it is windproof makes it perfect for wearing around the city. My only complaint is that the grip is not great when driving, but it is no worse than any other glove that does not have rubber grips specifically for this purpose.

After searching for a pair of gloves that were not only warm, but also form-fitted to my hand so I don't have some bulky insulation that would get in the way of tasks that require a good amount of dexterity, I found the Delta SV Glove. I must say that Arc'Teryx makes some excellent gloves and I think I am going to stick to this brand for my future gear.

Picked up the Arc'teryx Delta SV Glove a couple months ago. Paired with the Arc'teryx Gothic Lightweight Gloves they're super warm. Great for 15 degree mornings in the car. A little bit of grip on the palms and fingers would have been nice though. Would do well for layering under some oversized gloves.

For the price, I was hoping for something a little better, but otherwise I can't complain. I wear these for running outside in pretty low temps, and they're the best I've ever owned for that purpose. That being said, I don't think they're quite warm enough for hiking in the cold. Would need to get an accompanying shell for that...

Nice and warm, and give you great dexterity. Classic Arc'teryx fit and quality, well worth the price.

These are warm breathable gloves though somewhat windproof. While they won't keep your hands dry when exposed to water they still retain thermal properties when wet.

I bought these to keep my hands warm in northwest Montana. They did the job, and because they fit well they didn't get in the way. I thing these would combo well with some ski gloves, too. Like the reviewer below says, there's no special grip material, so care should be taken when using while driving.

My hands are cold when I wear these gloves walking around, and it's only December!! Very sorry I bought 2 pair!!