Arc'teryx  Venta Gloves

I recently moved to New Hampshire from Florida and this weird white stuff that falls from the sky during winter is foreign to me, along with all the work of removing it from walking and driving paths. I got these gloves and put them to the test during our last snowfall before Christmas and my hands stayed nice and dry, even while building my first snowman. They aren’t super thick, so a thin layer may be desired underneath for really cold temperatures, but as far as keeping the wet and wind out, I give them an A !

These are the best all around gloves on the market from any company. I have searched, tried, compared and always come back to these. Thin enough to maintain full dexterity and touch screen needs. Warm enough for every season...likewise breathable so can be worn Fall and Spring. The inside has a very nice lining that feels good on the hands. Most important they are windproof which I think is the real design advantage to making them warm. They also stay dry if the snow is wet or it is raining. Fit is spot on. They are not too tight or too loose. I wear a medium and I suggest it is ok to size up if you are between sizes. Where they are tight is when you first put in your hand. As a result of that tightness past designs had the stitching tear. That has been resolved now with the new design.

The quest to find Arc'teryx gloves that will fit my small hands ends here, as I admit defeat and will move to another brand. XS is still huge, there's an extra inch of space between my finger and the end of the glove. These gloves would be so perfect for xc skiing, snowshoeing, hiking in the winter as they are soft inside and have windstopper on the outside. Definitely try before you buy, especially if you don't have the option to return.

i like these gloves a lot, reasonably warm considering how thin and light they are. I can tie a dog doody bag without taking them off. Wish there was no white tag... I don't care what material they are made of, it looks tacky and gets in the way. I wonder if i could do a neat enough job cutting it off.They slip under the sleeves of my old cerium hoody well enough but get stuck on my equally-ancient macai jacket cuffs

These gloves are outstanding for any fall, winter, or spring activity in the high country. The material is soft and flexible, and the touchscreen-compatible pads on the index finger and thumb genuinely work—perfect for using your phone for photos, emergencies, or tracking on Strava. They fit a bit large, so I sized down to a medium, and the Gore-Tex Windstopper delivers exactly as promised.

These are perfect for quick trips and longer outdoor activities. Good secure fit especially if adding a wool base glove. Durable and allows for good movement which is hard to find. Am able to tie my boots and other knots with a little more time and focus. Definitely water wicking and wind resistant! Only issue (specific to me), is that the fingers are a bit long.

I’m not a real big spender , I like nice stuff but not to expensive. These glove are a lot , but well worth every penny. Hands stay warm at high speed bike rides in freezing weather.