Burton Men's Gore-Tex Glove with Removable Touchscreen Liner

Loved the gloves, used in Jackson hole for snowmobiling (all day trip) and skiing. It has nice liner inside that if your hands get warm or need to maneuver a camera you can wear those if youre getting something out of your backpack etc. The goretex was awesome for keeping gloves try, that is a huge difference having that on there, the rest was waterreppellent so stayed nice and dry. I wlll say the place to put your hand warmers was on the back of the palm - doesn't help there but plenty of space to push down. STill, its the back of your hand. My sons hands get very cold due to circulation, so he got the mittens and pushed the heat warmers IN BETWEEN the liner and the glove. - 2 of them and he could stay out for hours. My fingertips (i dont get cold) got a bit cold after hours but it was -15 on mount with wind chill - they were fine riding chair lift ironically when fingers straight very warm. Loved these, snowmobiling was great with these and they were actually little too warm bc sled had handlebar warmers; took off sometimes used liners. these were great. If you get REALLY cold in cold temps i would get the mittens version of these and stuff some hand warmers down between liners and glove but these work really well.

These gloves are amazing! I live in Minnesota and honestly they are overkill for most situations. The liner gloves alone are quite warm, they are probably good to the mid-30's F imo. Wearing the shell without the liner I'm comfortable down to around 15-20 F, and with both I've been warm, almost too warm, in the hands at about 0 F. Those are without windchill, btw, which would be offset by these windproof gloves anyway. Both the liner and shell are quite comfortable worn individually or together. If I was going to be super critical they could use 5-10% more room in both the liner and shell, they're both a little tight. The shell is actually a perfect fit without the liner, but a little tight with it on. I wear size XXL. The adjustment straps function very well, and the construction is very nice all around. These are somewhat bulky, but considering they're warmth you'd expect them to be. One last warning is that I find I need less insulation in the hands compared to others. Maybe go with mercury mitts for extreme weather if you have tend to have cold hands, but these are plenty warm for me.

Used while shoveling snow in 20 degree weather. Liners wick perspiration and do not get wet. Outer glove seals at the wrist keeping wind and blowing snow from reaching hands. After an hour of shoveling hands began to feel cold. Fit is accurate but snug. Limited mobility of fingers, but that is not a problem when shoveling. Durability will be determined as I use them, however they appear to be well made. The price of the gloves is reasonable and their performance make them a good value.

I've been using it for 2 seasons and it's a good pair of gloves for snowboarding. The gloves do get wet especially from sweat and it stays wet for a while. However it does keep you warm for a good while with the inner gloves included. The material is considerably more durable than cheaper unknown brands on Amazon, however it does show some wear and tear with repeated falls on the snow. It's not the best glove in the world but for the price it's a decent pair of gloves.

These gloves come with an inner liner and an outer glove. I have always worn XL in ski gloves and started with XL in these, but they were too tight. Replaced the XL's with XXL and they are still too tight if I use the inner liners provided. Without the inner liners they fit like XL's used to fit me in the past. I've worn them in some pretty wet and slush-y conditions and they have proven to be 100% waterproof and comfy-warm even without the inner liners. Because they are truly waterproof they dry off in minutes once back indoors. I'd buy them again but advise all to go at least one size larger than you are used to.

Just got back from a session at the mountain, it was snowing pretty hard, I had on Under Armor base layers and the Burton Jacket, Gloves, and Pants on. It was around 30 degrees outside, and the snow melted quite quickly, the fabric definitely showed that it was getting soaked, the inner lining never broke though so all I had was the wet water feeling. Overall this is a good product, its not designed for heavy rain or any sort but light snow and powder days they work pretty well, I got mine tailored because im 5'2". The "living lining" works i think and with the base layers I had on I stayed pretty warm. I would def buy again if I happen to break them but just be aware on heavy snow/rain you will be soaked. Great Product!

Great gloves that really keep your hands warm and dry. Also, the dexterity with the outer gloves is very easy to grab and hold onto things. When you wear the inner gloves with the outer gloves for extra warmth, the dexterity and finger movement is harder but still workable. The outer gloves work great where I can use my iPhone with the finger tip. I just wish the inner gloves rubber grip was also compatible with the iPhone screens, as the inner gloves will not work. I found this as an inconvenience when I wanted to wear the inner gloves with the outer gloves, and holding and controlling the iPhone with both gloves on is extremely hard to almost impossible to do. So when you take off your outer gloves and still have your inner gloves, the iPhone still won't work so I would then have to take both gloves off and within a minute my fingers would be frozen. The only other thing I would have hoped for was the wrist covers to be longer. When I landed hard on soft powder, I often had a pile of snow in between my gloves and jacket, and having snow around your wrists like that is stunningly cold and uncomfortable.

these are a nice pair of gloves! I took these skiing in Colorado for three days, one of which was cold (~0-15F) and I have never had troubles with keeping my hands warm. Also, if they do get too warm, you can remove the inner gloves and they are good for the warmer days. The leather feels quality and the gloves fit my long lanky fingers well. Would recommend these to a friend. Only problem I had was one day I pulled them off and the inner liner got bunched up in one the gloves. This was kind of a pain, as you had to take the inside liner completely inside out in order to get it to sit in the glove properly when slipping your hands back in. this hasn't happened since, as I've learned to feel if the inner liner is getting bunched up and you can wiggle your fingers out if it is. Overall, I'd buy these again and would recommend to a friend. Thanks!

Great gloves, the inners are phone screen compatible, the outer gloves have elasticated loops to attach onto your wrist, so when you remove an outer glove you don't lose it. There is a zip pocket on the outer glove for lift passes. I wore the gloves walking for a couple of hours in Norway -27 and did not feel any cold whatsoever.

I love these gloves! While the first pair I received had a bad stitch on one of the fingers that started appearing more than a month after I purchased it (and thus out of Amazon's return/refund window, I was confident in knowing the Burton themselves offers a 1-YEAR WARRANTY on the glove. The Amazon rep I contacted happily sent me a replacement pair. I haven't had to use the under gloves yet because these gloves are plenty warm by themselves (granted, I've only been in lowest -18 degrees Celsius weather). Hands stay nice and dry thanks to the GORE-TEX lining.

Great quality....cannot believe that cost me only $22!!! First I bought a black medium for only $38 and the small for $22!!

Burton quality! must have!

These gloves are very warm even without the included liners, and although I haven't had to use the feature, there's a pocket to hold a hand warmer as well. I have no problem driving with these on, and the touchscreen compatible fingers let me still operate the touchscreen in my truck without having to take them off. I would not kid yourself though that you're going to be able to do fine screen manipulations on a phone or something though, due to the size of the fingertips, but that's what I would call common sense.