Dexterity is unparralled with these gloves. They are waterproof, however I would not use these as my primary glove in continuously freezing weather. They are snug and suggest sizing down to secure a tight fit. I usually wear medium in gloves, but these fit best as a small on me. I bought these for backcounty camping and daily use in eastern US winters. They are great for daily activity and cold stearing wheels on the way to work in the morning too. Overall much warmer and better than my "windproof" fleece gloves (now i no lnger use them) but not the substitute for my serious winter insulated gloves. For everything else in between these are the perfect gloves.

Not only is this glove warm and comfortable, it is totally waterproof! I use it for fishing and Mt Biking. I am sure it will be great for Skiing when it is not too cold.

I've had my Extreme All Weather gloves for three months now and use them on a daily basis. They're warm, super comfortable and completely waterproof. They are easy to put on and take off and very lightweight. I wear them all over town and look forward to snowboarding in them this Spring. Love 'em!!

Seirus makes a pretty good product. These gloves are water-resistant (not waterproof) and windproof. They do keep your hands pretty dry and warm. The articulation is good, and the palms allow you to hold on to whatever you need to.

Warm. Waterproof. Breathable. What more do you need? My only gripe, the palms are a little slick, but I am hoping that with more use they will get better. I would definitely buy them again when I wear my current pair out.

Unfortunately, these gloves aren't a ton better than not wearing gloves. They are definitely waterproof, and windproof, but the warmth factor is missing.

Putting these gloves on, Fernando's fingers get even colder than they were before. But maybe this just happen to Fernando because his fingers are used to the warmer climes of his homeland. However, the waterproofness passed the test when Fernando spilt boiling water on them and escaped unscathed.

I got the All Weather version two years ago and loved the dexterity, but they couldn't stand up to the colder temps. This new version is great. They keep my hands much warmer. Definitely not suited for temps too much below freezing though. Still worth the buy. Best warmth/dexterity/price range I've found yet.

These gloves do not keep my hands warm, even in 20-30 degree weather. The fingers get especially cold.

They are water resistant 99% of the time, but some seams at the fingertips get saturated and can leak if really wet.

Luckily for me, I bought these to wear primarily in NON-FREEZING, windy, rainy weather. I think they will be fine for that. But I would NEVER take these skiing, even spring skiing - they just aren't warm enough.

If you really want a nice pair of gloves, the brand Manzella is the way to go. Believe me on this.