Marmot Expedition Mitt vs Marmot Women's Warmest Mitt

I Have Taynods, so having my hands warm is paramount to having a comfortable ski day. During snowy days the gloves got wet and soaked through to the inside. So on snowy days an alternate glove is best. NOTE this was the expedition glove purchased in 2018

Cold enough that I take my fingers out and put my hands into a fist to try and warm up. So beyond disappointed especially because they are not cheap mittens and had positive reviews. I would return them if I could. These might be suitable for around 0 temps but not for any colder in my opinion

It is built to mimic the structure of down insulation so you have got some larger fibers surrounding some smaller fibers to really trap in that warm a...

This mitten is insulated with primal off. It's a lightweight synthetic insulation and there's a real thick layer of it in there so it's just gonna be ...

Received mitts that seem an XXL in size when compared to the other manufacturers. Definitely would recommend going a size down. Rating 3 stars, but only because of the above. Unsure how well the mitts would perform their function

The mitten is so small she could barely get her hand in, and the elastic squeezes the wrist so tight she thinks her hand would fall asleep. I can barely get my hands in and we don't have big hands. I guess I'll send it back and try a mens extra large.

I would highly recommend going down a size. If I had ordered a large it would have been too big. They are a bit pricey but if they keep my hands warm they are worth the price!

Following the sizing chart, I purchased a small based on my measurements. I was disappointed to find that the mittens were far too small, primarily in the thumb. But also butting up at the tip of my fingers. I teach nature preschool in northern MN, and typically were thin gloves under my mittens