I've fallen in love with these gloves. I used my first pair primarily as a heavier backpacking glove for early mornings at high elevation (CO 14ers, mostly). The glove kept my hands plenty warm and held up great even after countless scrambles on pretty jagged scree.

After my first summer with these gloves, winter rolled around as it always does... I found myself out a pair of ski gloves and grabbed these in the early season as a substitute. I didn't plan on using them long; just until I snagged something heavier and more activity-suited... I used these the entire season. Amazingly, even on CO's coldest days my hands were never cold. Maybe I have unnaturally good hand circulation, or maybe these gloves just rock. Anyway, even after countless uses throughout the previous summer and countless days on the slopes, the gloves were still ready for many more adventures.

I still have that original pair, but purchased a fresh pair in the Spring in preparation for a season working with the Forest Service. I've put my newest pair through a lot. They may be permanently stained with tree sap and bar oil, but they're holding up just as well as ever.

Couldn't recommend these gloves more. I've found that even with the insulation they're a fantastic year-round go-to for a range of activities.

If you need and sturdy pair of work gloves for just about anything, get these. They're tough, comfortable, and they'll protect your hands from most elements (especially with some waterproofing treatment). However, I bought these with the impression that they would be at least lightly insulated in some way, and that is not the case. They do a decent job of keeping my hands warm in chilly, windy weather; but for anything below 35 degrees I would want something much warmer.

I love these gloves. I have two pairs of them and for the price, they work fantastically.

For me this glove is great. An all around solid glove, its very simple. I use it for scrapping ice off my car, cold morning walks and being out on my skis. Highly recommend this glove for anyone looking for a glove that will be durable.

To be honest, this was an add on to an order. One of those, well why not kind of purchases. Can't say how happy I am that happened!!

These gloves have become my go to, do everything gloves. Shovel the drive, check! Load gear on a frosty morning, check! Buckle kids boots in the cold, check! Warm ski day, check! I will say they start out feeling small, but as you use them they stretch into the perfect fit....a bit like wine, better with some age.

Great balance of warm & protection with a nice lining to move them above a simple leather glove. Such a great value for such versatility. Buy a pair, wait, buy two...you'll be happy you did.

If you need a basic glove that you can throw on for almost any activity, these are the ones! Simple and hardy, they'll be my go-to for outside projects, etc. for years to come.

I've used the gloves for a few days now and you can tell they are nice. They do however run small, so size up. I'm hoping they will stretch out a little with more use.

This glove runs small. I am a large in literally everything, and I needed an XL. A little insulation, and durable construction, I reach for these when wrenching on my car to quick forays into the wilderness.

Hands down one of my favorite gloves of all time. Mine are wearing thin in a few areas but I wear them when I ski tour. They have saved my hands countless times and they keep on going. Would highly recommend these gloves if you're looking for a solid work glove with some insulation.

my sons loves these gloves he says they keep his hands warm and they are really easy to put on

I wear this glove ski touring, warmer days in the resort, shoveling snow, driving to work, basically I wear this glove for everything all winter long. It's super durable, and once you add a little Nikwax leather wax, it's perfect. I ended up buying some for my brother and he feels the same way. I highly recommend snagging a pair.

Bought a pair of these gloves to keep my hands warm while doing crosswalk duty at my school. So far, so good... keep my hands warm, while still allowing proper movement and feel.

I worked in Heavy const. for 20 yr. I was an innovator in that only sissies wore gloves in warm weather but I think my hands deserve better...like these gloves. $40 bucks...can't beat them with a stick! My size is tween L and XL...Got XL, fit like a glove!

Bought these gloves as a Christmas gift for my Uncle and he was stoked. Very good quality and warm, and for the price you can't beat them.

My grandfather always wore work gloves... Basically to do anything outside. I picked up this trait from him. I bought these gloves a couple of weeks ago and have so far chopped wood, skied groomers on a snow day and worn them while driving to the resort in a pickup w/o a heater. Great agility, good fit (with help from others) and warm in snowy conditions down to about 25 degrees.

These gloves look and feel great.
Sizing is tight based on chart.
I'm a L based on chart measurements but bought XL, expecting to have a little extra room and even that was tight.
Note to BC: The human body has so many variables. Why not add meaningful sizing info in clothing copy as opposed to "add your size" boxes which are completely pointless and do nothing to help buyer ; ]

Don't need to be broken in at all. Very warm and soft, inside and out. Only complaint is the fit. I'm 6'7" and the fingers are a little short for me. Sizing up would make the palm of the glove too big.

I bought a pair of these two years ago, wear them all winter long, and they are still holding up. I wear them skinning, on the resort in everything but the coldest temps, and as my normal winter gloves in the city. Throw some snow seal or Hestra leather treatment on them and you will have an awesome pair of gloves that will last you a long time. The light tan looks really great once broken in.
FYI - there is no wrist cuff on these so I wouldn't wear them on a powder day, but they are good for about every other condition.

For the money you cannot beat these gloves.

I usually wear mid weight leather glove, the BCCottonwood Glove, which provide me with all the warmth I need. However, even those run warm on me, so I picked up a pair of these for 20+ degree days where my Cottonwoods would be too warm, as well as touring. Durable leather, a light insulation, and easy on/off over my wide palms. I wouldnt pay full price, as I got them on sale, and felt that price was adequate. This is the same as any Murdochs level work glove, but I have no problem supporting Marmot