Dakine Sequoia GORE-TEX - Women's vs The North Face Montana Futurelight Etip

I personally like to use both of these gloves together just to get my absolute amount of warmth and then if I do ever need to use any kind of touchscr...

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.

Exactly what I was looking for. Wanted a fitted glove and a warm glove. Great quality and price. This is a good brand

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 give these gloves a solid meh. I'm a skier and they are waterproof so they have that going for them. I just wish I didn't feel like I was wearing space gloves on my hands. They are too thick for my liking and I feel all bumbly while wearing them

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...

We also used the Oyuki ultra liners and that seemed to make it worse. Crazy, I can't find a glove that will keep fingers warm. Guess I will try heated gloves next. Although there isn't really any great reviews on those either

I bought these gloves hoping they would keep my fingers warm when I take the dog for a walk. Today was the first real test as the temperature was 14 degrees. I am sorry to say these gloves failed miserably. After about 10 minutes, my finger tips were noticeably cold and uncomfortable

I’ve had the previous generation of this pair of gloves and they lasted me years and we’re amazing. Hoping the same for this pair.

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.