Burton Gore-Tex Mittens

Burton gear seems to have taken a bit out of the quality compare to my old Goretex gloves from 10 years ago. These are DEFINITELY NOT as nice as those gloves were. These seem frail and weak. I doubt they will last more than a few seasons. They definitely would not stand up to the 5 days a week of ri...

I bought these to replace my older pair which were wearing out. They are almost exactly the same. The one big difference, which for me was really disappointing was that there's only 1 leash. For anyone who's dropped a glove you know how important it is to have leashes. Here they decided to remove th...

Haven't used them yet, but not much insulation in the gloves. The inserts are thick so it may give you some warms on extremely cold days. I had SWANY in the past and they were great, but very, very pricey. I will try them next skiing season, but if they don't keep my hands warms I will go back to SW...

I like the idea with the liners inside and the goretex but the gloves aren’t as warm as expected especially for a $70 mitten and the elastic wrist strap is too stretchy and feels cheap and felt like it was going to break.

These aren't warm at all without the liners. The liners are just a stretchy pair of gloves that you have to keep track of.

So far so Good. glove with liner does fit my 9-1/2" { large} circumference hand. Can close hand with ease to grip two fingers. Haven't tried yet but I question fitting a warming pak in zipper pouch but will update after being outside. Nice anti-slip rubber grips on glove removable liners. Can stuff ...

These gloves are a good option at this price-point. I did a full day (7am-4pm) of riding in wet conditions and my hands did eventually get wet/cold, but I think that's fair at this price-point. When conditions are wet, consider bringing an extra pair of liners, swap them out during lunch and you're ...

It's been a cold winter in Michigan. My gloves (five digits for thumb and four fingers on each) barely kept me warm, especially if there was any 'wind.' I bought these, and paid a high price (for me). They work! They keep my hands warm, are adjustable at the wrist, and have an 'inner' glove should y...

These are solid mittens. I use other light gloves instead of the liners that came with them for improved insulation. At low temperatures (~0 F) my hands get cold if I'm holding something like a dog leash or shovel, but otherwise they do the job just fine. Super waterproof outer shell - you could pro...

These are great. Haven't need them for much snow or rain yet as I bought them late in the season on sale, but the look and fit are great. And the glove liners can be worn separate, as can the mittens without the liners - so this is like 3 gloves/mitts in one.