Black Diamond Guide Gloves vs Marmot Basic Ski Glove

So how do we do it? Rub thoroughly into wet or dry clean leather using your fingers paying special attention to the seams remove any access with the c...

There is no Velcro attachment or any, you know, adjustment like that, but there is that nice cinch around the cuff for comfort. On the inside we do ha...

Well, they seem warm but small. I don't have large hands and I bought these for my husband for Christmas who also doesn't have very large hands and read reviews that they run small so got XL..

You do also have a wrist cinch to really cinch down the fit and provide a nice secure hold for the glove. You have also got a removable leash to attac...

Well, after reading a ton of reviews about these gloves being "warm," I feel misled. I first tried them out when it was -6, with a -20 windchill on the ski hill, and as usual, I would expect any gloves to only hold up finger warmth for so long, and the tips of my fingers obviously became quite cold. I thought skiing with them in much warmer temps, closer to 30, might make a difference; nope, my 20+yr old leather Rausch thinsulate gloves worked just as well as these for finger warmth, so I was quite disappointed.

The gloves didn't work too much for me at -20°C. Perhaps the client should consider a different glove for very low temperatures.

This is gonna protect your hand if you're skiing out of bounds, any impact to the back of the hand, the knuckles area. Certainly going to keep you nic...

Now they are bomber, waterproof and hard wearing. Waxing the leather also darkens the leather and adds character. The more I use them the cooler looking they get. They have kept my hands warm during 20 degree days on the mountain as well