Good for wind, Bad for deep cold.

By lau2544782 Ranked #1116 - Gloves February 10, 2009

I used these during an Everest base camp trek in Nepal during mid-December and we had mild weather, so these were great for daytime on all but the last 2 days before base camp. They did a good job of blocking the wind and cold. At the hightest altitudes and at night, more insulation was generally needed, so I wore my ski gloves. As they are not water-repellent, they weren't suitable for wearing on the one day we had light snowfall.

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