For the price, these are certainly the best gloves I have purchased. They are easily as warm as my heavier gloves, yet less bulky and smaller. I love them and hope they will last as long as my 10-year old Gordinis!

The Marmot Spring Glove worked well for me while skiing in up in Little Cottonwood Canyon last April. The temperature ranged from the teens to the mid-thirties and my hands stayed comfortable all day. When the temp dropped below the teens however, I needed to wear warmer gloves. The palms on these seem durable, but I've never needed to test them. For warmer weather skiing these gloves are perfect.

I have now used these gloves from skiing in Chile and NZ to climbing Cotopaxi/Chimborazo in Ecuador. Just love them. Only reason I haven't give them 5 is that I haven’t tried many of the competitor’s gloves and therefore thought it unfair to give them a 5. Great value glove.

I shouldn't be surprised. I have yet to get something made by Marmot that I wasn't happy with. Add to that the great deal I got on them from Backcountry.com and it's pure bliss. These are comfortable gloves that breath well enough to stay dry inside while pounding through the pow (we've had a few freak spring storms this year, so I got to really test them out.) The gloves were equally comfortable on the lift, nice and toasty. I usually either get cold on the lift or soaked from sweat on the run, but I am always comfortable in these gloves.

This glove is going to be my year round cold weather ski glove besides powder days where a wrist cuff could really help. It is going to be a warm one, at least here in N CA skiing. Great construction, what a value!!!