Great fit by there guide. I measured my hand and bought the size they said to and they were right. Zip out liner makes for quicker drying and the shell wears like a pigs nose. This is the second pair I have had (the first was stolen) and the revisions make this second generation glove a winner. Great end of season price too!

This is the perfect glove for whatever you do snow related. Your hands will stay warm and dry, you will not get snow in between the sleeve of your jacket and you will have great dexterity to hold your ski pole, ice tool, clip biners ,etc. My first pair lasted three seasons of almost daily use and I replaced them this year with the same model.

Very good gloves, much better than an older pair of Lowe Alpine gloves. These have kept the digits warm down to 10ºF while skiing in Utah. I haven't climbed in them yet, but I image they'll do well. They're very dexterous and have worked well to fiddle with telemark bindings and pack zippers while touring.

The glove works well. It is water resistant, but water will get into the glove with enough exposure. The removable insert makes it easy to dry out the glove.

These gloves have maximum dexterity for the warmth. I've found them to have a much more form fitting cut than gloves by other manufacturers. If you don't have super meaty paws, they will probably do the same for you.

These gloves are fantastic, very comfortable, warm and dry while preserving dexterity.

So, we've heard everyone say " Patagucci " and what it insinuates is kinda' true. High end quality gear costs money in all aspects of outdoor rec. ( ie.climbing, skiing, etc. ) Patagonia lives up to their claims of quality. I've got strictly Pat. gear for my " outdoor " clothing arsenal. It's worth every penny and this site has those gloves for a pimped-out price !!!!!!!!!!! Hell, normally they're almost twice the price I got 'em for on this site !!! This is a fine season ending deal !!!!!!!! Live and let live folks !!!!!!!! Later !!!!!!!! Doug