PU Ski Gloves

Comfy and warm. Probably saved my wrists from breaking as Im learning to snowboard and spent the day tumbling down the mountain. Gloves held up well.

I've had some pretty bad wrist injuries in the past from snowboarding so I decided to get some wrist protection. I really like the Dakine gloves with built in wrist protection and I've been using those for years, however the velcro strap seems to only last a season for me so I looked into alternatives and this popped up. First of all, I want to say I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of these. The Dakine gloves are always around 50 bucks but sometimes it goes up to 70, so the price on these is significantly lower. I expected the gloves to be cheap, but the material and quality itself is pretty good. The outside lining doesn't seem as durable as the dakines, but I really like the elastic wrist loops to hang the gloves on your wrist when not wearing. The Dakines have these super long shoe string type loops that get caught in things. Another thing I don't like about the dakine gloves is that they're really stiff, while these are more flexible and comfortable. With that said, my one gripe (and it's kind of a big one) with these is that there's only a plastic guard on the bottom of the glove. The dakine glove has a hard plastic piece both on the bottom AND on the top. I compared the two, and there is significantly more wrist protection having the top piece. So if you're currently wearing regular gloves right now, I HIGHLY recommend these gloves for everyone. Especially if you're new and learning. I don't think anyone should be boarding without some wrist protection and these are perfect. BUT if you're doing jumps and tricks and taking harder falls or are prone to wrist injuries, I would recommend something a little stiffer and go with the Da Kines or wear wrist guards under regular gloves. I'll use these on days that I'm just cruising the resort, but on days I'm hitting the park I ordered myself another pair of da kines.

My son snowboards and broke his wrist once. I bought these for him and it keeps him from bending his wrist when he does fall. They are super warm and have held up well. Ive put them in the dryer several time and they still held up. True to size and highly recommend

My son's hands get really cold when snowboarding. These have kept him warm and they have a zipper for the lift card. Also some wrist stabilizer inserts to help protect against injury. So far so good - first winter with them.

thank you for protecting my wrists while I tumbled down the bunny hill two hundred and forty six times trying to learn how to snowboard. now I can return home able to snowboard down a basic hill and still play the piano at my next recital. im very grateful

Even the XS was way way way too big for my wife. Good design, just wish they had a size even remotely close for her.

As wrist guard gloves, these are great, 5/5. They are warm enough for me, fit well, and the wrist guard feature helps a lot on falls. Where these gloves fall short is their touch screen ability, or should I say a lack there of. Occasionally there is one sweet spot on one of the fingers that MIGHT work on your phone, but 99% of the time they do not work at all and you have to take the glove off to use your phone. This was a really big problem for me because I listen to music when I snowboard and these gloves don't work on my phone screen or my apple watch screen. Really disappointed with that. So as gloves they work well, but if you are buying these for the touch screen capabilities, I would recommend looking at some other options.

Bad ass gloves

まだ一度しか使っていませんが欲しい機能が全部詰まった便利で汎用性のあるグローブという印象です。

Warm and comfortable I just hope those will last for years but only time will tell.

Well made, fit well, water repellent

Nothing really bad to say about these gloves. I'm a 5 foot 11 male and ordered a size large, to use them as my Snowboarding gloves. Was -20C wind-chill today and my hands never felt cold. These feel better than alot of $80 gloves out there from Sporting life; plus they come with the wrist guards too. I had some very nasty falls learning to snowboard, and without these guards, I'm quite sure my wrists would definitely be broken without these. By far, these are the best gloves I've ever bought for the price, up here in Toronto, Canada.

Sturdy built-in wrist guard gloves. Sizing runs slightly big, recommended to size down.