Dakine Titan vs Outdoor Research Bitterblaze Aerogel Men's

These are way more durable. I also like the little pockets on the outside. I put my lift pass in there for easy scanning. Also just remembered the glove liners are great for when it’s extra cold

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

I am going to keep them but keep an eye out for warmer gloves. I gave Dakine a fair shot by trying Scouts and Titans but I need a warm glove.

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

Hand stay warm and dry, great quality and long lasting. I have larger hands, normally XL (rare occasions/brands an XXL) and the XL dakine fits perfect.

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

Fits well, very warm and is very waterproof. I skied with just the liners on a warm day and they were perfect. The adaptive touch worked great. They pair well together and don’t snag or bunch inside

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.