Burton AK Gore-Tex Clutch Mitts vs Burton Gore-Tex Gondy Leather Mitts

After one week of snowboard vacation with reasonable use the leather gloves were damaged. Not so durable.

These look like high end mits you would find at the expensive resorts, and let’s face it, they aren’t cheap! But they are a super quality and very thick leather and nice stitching! They should hold up quite well for many ski seasons.

Ive been using them for weeks snowboarding and hands have always been 100% dry. 4 stars just because they could be a little warmer.

Have only used them a couple times. Not as warm as I thought they would be. Would have given them five stars if they were warmer.

The mitt seems like not completely bonded to the outer walls, but it seems like it's good enough to where it's stitched across the top here, here and ...

So far these gloves are awesome. My older gloves were just meh, so when I got these in and put them on I was impressed because they feel like a real premium product. The Gore-Tex leather gives it a durable feel on the outside, while the inside is nicely insulated with a soft synthetic that wicks moisture and there is a good amount of wiggle room to trap in warm air. I’ve gone boarding twice so far and they’ve kept me perfectly warm and dry

Please do not read this 3 star review as these being mediocre/sub-par gloves. Easily a 5 star product if it fits you correctly.

I used the gloves, while snow blowing around my home.They matched my expectations, but I would expect nothing less from Burton products. The temperature was in the teens and my hands stayed very warm and dry.

5 stars because the function I really bought these for - keeping warm while snowboarding and still having some sort of dexterity - works perfectly, shockingly well for how thin they are.

Get hands warm quick and keep warm. Even if snow and moisture gets in the glove, the material in the lining was really good at wicking it out.