Manzella Men's Silkweight Windstopper Ultra Touch Gloves, X-Large, Black

Finally a light weight glove that is warm. I have use them in minus 25 C. I use them for snow shoveling and walking my dogs. They are extremely warm for being so thin.I must note that I do not get cold hands in cold conditions. These gloves are for someone looking for an extremely light weight glove that work in cold conditions.

I just got these gloves and finally got the gloves that were lightweight and warm. I tried a cheaper different brand that said that they were lightweight gloves and they had too much stuff in them and made them puffy. Great if that was what I wanted but it wasn’t. I looked at my last pair of Manzella gloves that were perfect and I loved. So looked for something that was the same from Mazella and I found it but they were even better than my last ones. The fit is pretty good. A little larger than I was thinking since that was the size from my old pair. They still fit great and they feel very comfortable and like that they will last like my last ones. My last pair lasted me about 12 years so I am thinking these will be the same. Perrrfect.

Very nice gloves, especially for running in 20-40 degrees Fahrenheit. They keep your hands warm, are not too bulky and you can operate your phone or music player without getting your hands too cold. I live in Minneapolis, and as a result of too many snowball fights as a kid, my fingers get sensitive to cold and windy days. These gloves work great for when it gets a little cooler. They are not the cheapest gloves on the market, but sometimes you get what you pay for. I liked these so much that I bought an extra pair, an even a pair for my wife. When it gets colder than 20 F out, I would go for something thicker though.

Not at all impressed with these gloves. I put them to the test the day I received them as it was raining pretty good, and the dog needed a walk. Unfortunately, after about an hour of being exposed to the elements they were soaked through to the point where I squeezed my hand into a fist to wring the water out of them. The tops appear to be fairly waterproof, but the palms offer absolutely no protection. The other issue I have with these gloves is that they don't come with the ability to clip them together when not being worn; it's been my experience with gloves that if you can keep them together, they don't get lost.

I used to like these, but they've changed the sizes. It used to be that you could get a liner inside them. Even the XL is barely large enough for my average male hands. The material hasn't changed. They still cut the wind, but they're just too small for an insulating layer. If you have small hands, they *might* work for you. If you are a man, with man-sized hands, dont bother.