Premium Leather Work and Ski Mitt with Nikwax Waterproof Wax, (901T)

Well made, sturdy and thick, with wonderful soft lining that wraps your fingers with warmth. My boyfriend loves these mittens for working outside!

Awesome made mittens for snowboarding. I've used a few different leather and goretex snow gloves/mittens for skiing and snowboarding - Hestra, Forum, XTM and FlyLow (which are Kinco's with SnoSeal treatment). I bought these after seeing all the ski instructors use them my last trip. All the above gloves are really good, but these gloves are by far the warmest, most comfortable and cheapest I've ever purchased. Good long-lasting pigskin leather, warm soft lining - inner lining has seperate compartment for each finger - and long wrist elastic keeps snow out of glove. There's even a leather strip on the wrist elastic so you can pull these gloves on and off without stretching the elastic. Well-thought out and practical design features. The only "issue" is that to waterproof these for use in the snow, you'll have to treat these yourself with either NikWax (two packs included) or SnoSeal. The gloves aren't waterproof "out of the box" though the leather is much softer untreated. I used SnoSeal which melted and absorbed easily into the pores of the leather (preheated the mitts using a hairdryer and rubbed the SnoSeal in). Makes the mitts a little more tacky, leather less soft to touch, and changes the color darker, but makes these mitts watertight and ready to use in the snow. If you want them pre-treated and waterproof "out of the box", you can by FlyLow brand (which are Kinco's rebranded and SnoSeal treated), but you'll be spending an extra $20 for the privilege and convenience. The size is true to fit (which is important, as the inner liner has seperate compartment for each finger), but I bought large size (even though I wear medium in all gloves) to fit my glove liner and slim wrist guard. Fits perfect with liner but without wrist guard, and I expect leather to be able to stretch out a bit while wearing the wrist guard. Also the plastic glove attachment clip looks rather delicate. I replaced it immediately with a small size carabiner. Seriously, these are amazing quality gloves - well made, good design, warm and long lasting - at a truly ridiculously bargain price (especially compared to the cost of other leather and non-leather snow gloves/mittens). Kinco's makes great stuff.

I love these mittens so much. They are very warm.

Comfortable, good flexibility and warm in -40 degree weather.

Great gloves, but the wax was not with it. Not a game changer, would of been nice if it came with it like it said.

Very warm. Great quality

The OK: not naturally water proof, and the nikwax is OK for a single trip, but I'd recommend getting sno-seal for waterproofing your leather from the get-go. Once I waxed them with the good stuff I was able to soak them repeatedly in slush and didn't get any leak through to my fingers. The great: The liner is super soft and comfy. I beat them up while learning to snowboard over a season on the ice coast and they have no notable wear except for wax color change and some leather creases which are to be expected. Consideration: The mittens are great for taking wax. Fewer seams = fewer potential leak points. In my experience the mittens are easier to maintain waterproofing. Just note the the mittens have a fingered liner, so a mitten outside and a fingered inside. It was a bit unexpected as I use wool glove liners.

I've used a few different leather and goretex snow gloves/mittens for skiing and snowboarding - Hestra, Forum, XTM and FlyLow (which are Kinco's with SnoSeal treatment). I bought these after seeing all the ski instructors use them my last trip. All the above gloves are really good, but these gloves are by far the warmest, most comfortable and cheapest I've ever purchased. Good long-lasting pigskin leather, warm soft lining - inner lining has seperate compartment for each finger - and long wrist elastic keeps snow out of glove. There's even a leather strip on the wrist elastic so you can pull these gloves on and off without stretching the elastic. Well-thought out and practical design features.

I cycle daily 16kms in ALL weather. So far (Late October in Western Canada) very warm. Will update when we reach -15c. Separate fingers inside are not an issue. Loving these mittens! Will attach some wool on the left mitt to wipe the running nose whiling pedaling.

Un peu de temps à la réception mais tout est bon. Merci

Love em. Look a bit different, warm and comfortable. Waterproof to an extent, after proofing, but as a snowboarder, on the floor a bit more and pressing on the ground to get up annoying skiers, I did find they could get damp. Still stayed warm though. Proof every trip at least I suggest.

とても暖かく指先が冷える事がないです。 これから手の甲の色を渋くしたいです。 何年も使おうと思うので、おすすめです。

Got to be the best value all leather ski gloves out there! Add in the fact they're warm but not atall sweaty, and it might not come as a surprise that these are my fourth pair (I lost one & the elasticated cuffs on the other two worked loose), starting about 10yrs ago after seeing a US video review on YouTube. The only two downsides of the 900 series ones is how stiff they are initially (due to the solidity of the cowhide style leather!) & the lack of a wrist loop (unlike the v.similar but black coloured 901 series). I attached boot laces to the loops (fixed near the wrist part of the glove) with spring toggles to adjust their length. But at this price, to get a super solid all leather glove at a fraction of the price of Hestras, who can complain!