Black Diamond Guide - Women's vs The North Face Montana Futurelight Etip Gloves

I can't fault the gloves, but I can fault certain online recommendations that these are good for skiing. I'm sure these are great for other applications, but they are way too bulky for skiing. It's tough to find a happy balance between dexterity and warmth, but I thought I'd give gloves a try this past season. Unfortunately these were not the answer for me

Your hands and fingers are going to remain nice and warm inside. That's been the first look at the North Face Women's Montana Futurelite e-tip mitt. T...

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...

I bought these gloves to match my other TNF clothing pieces for a snowboarding trip and to use for the 20/21 season. They are warm and kept my hand super dry. Durable material that withstood lots of falls. The single hand winch and wrist fighting strap helped keep the glove secure and prevent snow from entering

That is a suede leather nose wipe. That's right. That's because you don't want that thing to chafe when you're doing this all day. Very smart, okay? G...

I’m getting really sick of North Face products falling apart quickly, and this will probably be the last I buy. Recently a pair of climbing shorts starting fraying and pilling up after one week. Unfortunately TNF quality is sub par for me.

She says they are warm, super comfortable and do not restrict dexterity. Highly recommend the New Guide Glove.

I recently moved to Michigan from North Carolina. These gloves were given to me as a Christmas present. Just in time! It's freezing in Michigan but these gloves keep my hands toasty warm! Not too bulky.