Burton Profile Gloves vs The North Face Montana Futurelight Etip

Basic gloves, I used them snowboarding all season and they are great - waterproof and warm. No removable liner, no pocket for a handwarmer, and no goggle squeegee, but they do have a wrist tightener, a cuff cinch, and leashes. I wish the cuff was an inch or two longer, but, for the price, I'm not sure you can do much better. I have long fingers and the large was good - I'd say go with your regular glove size and you'll be good

Fingers are much to short to fit. Other than that quality is terrific and they are very warm. 4 Stars because of the fit issue.

These gloves are warm and secure. We went skiing in -16 degree weather and needed to get glove liners and hand warmers after about an hour on the slopes.

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...

The pre-curved design fits your hand like a second skin, never had to take them off to remove small cotter pins, bolts, ect... great price point as well

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.

I did a bit of research and these seemed to be the best value. He has gone 2 times this season and they are still holding up well. The smart phone fingers on the gloves do indeed work (even with some moisture). I will update the review at the end of the season

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.