DakineLeather Titan Gore-Tex Snow Glove

Tested these out snowshoeing on a trail in the San Juan’s near coal bank pass. Excellent gloves, love being able to switch between the insert gloves and outer ones. Outer glove worked well on its own without the insert. Great gloves, well made, I expect to have them for many years.

The gloves keep your hands warm, and the price was reasonable. I am pleased with my purchase and would recommend to anyone looking for quality winter gloves.

I've gone through many gloves in my years of snowboarding and the common issue I encounter is my finger-tips feeling freezing cold from the stormy weather. Some friends have recommend mittens but I prefer the individual fingers so I can grip things better and tighten my bindings. I finally picked up a gortex based glove with leather and I have to say it's night and day on the warmth. My finger-tips no longer feel cold even without the included liners, these gloves are also very comfortable and have tightening cords so you can slip out of the gloves easily and let them hang without falling off the lift. I will probably have to switch back to lighter gloves for spring skiing but I cannot recommend these enough for the colder months and stormy weather.

Snow removal

Great for skiing

Gave these to my husband for Christmas and he loves them. Pay attention to the size chart. I wouldn't have thought go would take a large, but large fit perfectly especially with the great liners included!

Dakine are the best gloves you can find in my opinion. I am a average guy 5’10” and wear large latex gloves tightly, extra large latex gloves snugly. I purchased Large Dakine gloves and without the liners they fit loose(a little) and when you have the liners in they are perfect. You always want a tinny bit of wiggle room in your gloves Incase you put in the warmer packets.I am in Winter Park, CO and it has been 10-25 degrees so far during the day and I have not used the liners in the gloves and have been plenty warm while riding. I have used the liners only for walking around town.Now for function...The more tools you have the better off you are. The Dakine gloves are the best in my option because of function and warmth. The have the biggest opening(snow cover)for covering your jacket sleeve and when you are wearing one glove and you try to put on the second if the opening is small it’s a pain in the ass, not with Dakine...It has a nose wiping pad on the right thumb, cause your nose runs more in the cold.It has a rubber squidgy on the left thumb for rubbing the snow off your goggles on powder days or when you eat shit. It won’t scratch your lens’s like using your jacket or ruff shirt or your gloves to wipe snow from your goggles.Hope this helps but you CAN NOT go wrong with Dakine gloves...

Purchased these gloves for skiing. Have used them twice with windchill temperatures in the negatives. With the liners my hands never got cold. They fit well over my jacket and are very comfortable.

El artículo es tal como se describe, vienen dos guantes (los internos q puedes usar con el celular), aún no han sido probados para ver cómo funcionan al esquiar, contento con la compra...Solo falta probarlos