Are these any good?

asnowmobiler · Oct 12, 2019

I just bought them at a stupidly low price and wondering why they were so cheap.

ThinkSnow · Oct 14, 2019

Haven't tried them, but know friends who have & say they work great for February temps in VT.

asnowmobiler · Oct 14, 2019

They seem very well made and I only paid $50 :thumbup:

(list $375) for them at a local ski shop. Even if they stop working, they still are nice gloves.

Not Sure · Oct 14, 2019

Nice . Only problem I could anticipate is the button position . Bad spot for accidentally turning them on/off ?. Where did you get them ?

p_levert · Oct 14, 2019

If you go to Amazon, they have product reviews. It seems like they work well, but don't last that long.

You're not paying much, so sure, why not? Personally, I have too many batteries in my life, so I'll pass.

asnowmobiler · Oct 14, 2019

Siliconebobsquarepants said:
Nice . Only problem I could anticipate is the button position . Bad spot for accidentally turning them on/off ?. Where did you get them ?

The Ski Shack up near Montage.
They have a crazy sale on the weekend they open. I also bought a pair of Spyder ski pants for $59 (list $275) Last year they didn't have much but two years ago and this year were fantastic.

asnowmobiler · Oct 14, 2019

p_levert said:
If you go to Amazon, they have product reviews. It seems like they work well, but don't last that long.

You're not paying much, so sure, why not? Personally, I have too many batteries in my life, so I'll pass.

I agree about having too many batteries, it is a pain to bring so many chargers and cables on a trip. Helmet speakers, iPhone, watch, boot heaters, iPad, Vape, headphones two way radios and probably more I'm not thinking of.

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