Rossignol Stretch Spring Gloves - Insulated (For Men)

This is a great pair of gloves for me. I live in CO so it's a relatively mild winter compared to VT where I grew up and I always follow the motto of more core layers=warmer extremities. That being said they keep my hands warm and are have great mobility. The have a thin layer of what is essentially dense polar fleece and then all the white and palm is genuine leather which after a week or so of wear become super supple and flexible. My hands have yet to be wet at the end of a ski day but haven't really had the day to test that out as it's been pretty dry this winter but in low teans with a wind chill my fingers were comfortable as can be.

For me a person who would be comfortable skiing in polar fleece gloves with grip pads these are super warm (I would say if fleece gloves were a 6 warm these are a 7.5) and all around an awesome glove.

I saw someone asked this so I'll add it in here the "thinsulation" which is just a slightly thicker version of the insulation layer from a good pair of ski gloves without any stuffing behind it. covers the entire inside of the glove. All the white and palm are natural leather which is also good for warmth. The black part where Rossignol is written is a flexible mesh solid but definitely breaths.

The level of insulation of these golves is enough that if there was wind and you held your hand up you wouldnt feel it but if you don't generate heat in your hands naturally you would be screwed.

For a warm blooded soul like me they are a perfect all season glove and the reason I put the level of detail into this review is I these will be my every day glove and I abosultly love them they are flexible light warm and the perfect glove for me.