Burton Gore-Tex Under Glove vs Marmot Connect Evolution

The main reason is because these are so warm that my hands are warm and I can take them out to cool them off. I know that sounds weird because the snow is always cold but it is the absolute truth. I can't even imagine how warm they would be if I use the liners with it. Again, I don't use the liners so I am not sure if they work with the phone screen

They seem to be well constructed, fairly good fit, and provide a good grip. My only average review rating is oriented to my intended use. I knew from the description that these gloves wouldn't be very warm. However, I ordered them because I usually don't need much

It's a super soft fabric. It's highly breathable, quick drying. It provides great warmth and does an excellent job of moving moisture away from your h...

I (and my partner) have been using these gloves to run, bike and skin in for the last couple seasons. They work great as a warm, lightweight glove that will keep wind and light rain out. My girlfriend often uses them to bike commute in, especially on chilly days with light rain. They are better for more aerobic activities in colder weather (down to 20-25ish degrees Farenheit) - they breathe well and provide enough warmth for my circulation-challenged hands and fingers as long as I'm moving

It is a bit larger than what I would expected, if it does not fit your hands perfectly, the touch function will not work every time, make sure your hands fits perfectly

So if you do plan to use these in a really cold condition you might want to have a liner glove. These are a slightly more loose fit, like I normally w...

Liner has sticky plastic for superior grip (looks like the sticky gloves football players use, just not entirely covering the palm/finger surface). The main glove is a little bulky but can't expect much else for something insulated enough to keep your hands nice and toasty. Expensive but well worth it.

They seem well made, have good grip and tactility. I would rate them for temperatures above 40 degrees.