Burton Gore-Tex Under Glove vs Outdoor Research Bitterblaze Aerogel Men's

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

On the comfort level, they are nice. A bit tight at first, but breaking in slowly, i like the dexterity in the snugness, as some reviewers wrote, if you wanted more warmth you could up size to the next size. I am liking the dexterity for sure. I thought my hands would get cold from the snigness, but whatever material they are using for the insulation has been working up here in this Maine winter so far

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...

Absolutely saved by the hand warmers my wife convinced me to carry (which im grateful for because my stubborn self swore these gloves would suffice before even actually trying them. my fingers got extremely cold while using ice tools as well on my climb up shasta. If you have remotely sensitive hands like me, id highly recommend a warmer glove like the alti's for anything that is a proper winter climb in the lower 48

Hi, I'm Tiago with Skis and Bikes Mississauga, and today we're going to do a quick review on the new Burton Gortex Under Mitts and Under the Loves. So...

Used in extremely wet, windy, and cold conditions and these gloves have maintained their material condition. Highly recommend.

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

I bought the XL size, but they're still too tight. Had to return them and bought the large size Carbide Sensor gloves. Much better fit and very warm.

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.

These are not the sort of gloves that you'll want to wear walking the dog. In my experience, these are not a warm glove when used at low intensity. Where these gloves excel is during higher intensity activity where you need to worry less about cold fingertips. The grip on these gloves is great and the insulation protects very well from conductive heat loss