Powder Lite™ II Insulated Gloves

These fit well, but are not warm in anything near freezing temperatures. Within 20 minutes of -15°C my pinky and ring fingers were numb. Five additional minutes and the tips of all remaining fingers and thumbs were numb as well. I often work outside and have never been this disappointed in a pair of gloves. Thin knit acrylic gloves will keep your hands warmer, albeit not dry. Save your money and buy Dollar Store gloves.

I am happy with these gloves. I haven’t tested them for their water resistance ability. I have used them in 30 degree weather and found them acceptable in keeping my fingers warm. The material is soft and not stiff, so I can fit them in my pockets easily. I have a big snow storm coming my way this weekend, so I will test them for keeping my hands dry in wet weather.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very warm for the size and weight. I had gotten one given to me as a Christmas present last year. My boys liked them enough they kept borrowing mine and I got them their own this year. Very light and easy to keep packed up in a pocket

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought these a few days ago because I was so sick of having cold hands. These gloves are now my favorite pair of gloves. Not only are they the warmest out of the other three name brand gloves that I own but they fit perfect. The material is stain and water resistant as well. They are also touch screen friendly, they feel good, and look awesome.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] They’re gloves. They keep the hands warm. What else can you say.

I ourchased these gloves a long with a medium weight coat, requiring reasonable warmth for temps 20° down to 0°. My first use was holding a snow blower handle in 3° calm clear weather. My hands were extremely cold within 15 minutes and I had to stop. I was hoping these were effective for longer without bulk. I can’t trust Columbia cold ratings.