Mammut

Astro Glove

Not bad

Familiarity:

I've put it through the wringer

Size Bought:

L

Height:

5' 9"

Weight:

143

Comfortable gloves but quite cold and not durable. I tried them for ski touring and they are not very suitable for it — cold. After a few months of use, they started to fall apart. Getting wet very easily. Overall they are possibly good enough but not for winter activities

Good light to mid weight glove

I tried this glove for a sunny ski tour day, approximately 30-33 degrees, no wind. My hands were hot in them but were a nice barrier for downhill time. The sizing is slightly tricky. My hands fit well in a size 7, but the cuff on size 7 is too tight, so a size 8 works, but the fingers are too long. The fix, a more forgiving elastic cuff

Softshell glove with dexterity

I brought these gloves on a wildlife photography trip in the tundra. Temperatures were 20-30 degrees Fahrenheit with wind gusts up to 40 mph. I was able to handle all the buttons needed with my DSLR camera while in the cold. The glove has a Goretex membrane which was effective in blocking the wind and preventing chapped hands. The palmar surface has articulated fingers- allowing them to bend without difficulty. The glove is thin- so not especially warming, but it allowed me to keep my hands functional in the cold winds for quite a bit more than if I didn't have them on. And further- no wind chap (which is usually a given for me on these photo trips in the cold). I did place a hand warmer packet in the gloves- but it got too warm- so removed them after 5 minutes. I can't wait to think of other ways to use these- with the finger dexterity, these will be my go to anything involving my hands in the cold!

Great on the uphill

Bought these for the skin track. I run warm and these are great for some wind protection while still being breathable.

Great but know what you are buying

These are fantastic gloves, super soft and weather resistant for the most part. But they are quite thin and ment to be a inner glove to bigger gloves or in 45°F weather. Would recommend

Not durable

These have unfortunately shown significant signs of wear after minimal and easy use, the stitching is coming loose which has a material impact on performance. Also, I have found these to not be as warm as expected, and I think they are over sized, leading to clumsy handling capabilities.

I love these gloves for warm weather ski touring. Not waterproof for serious adventures, but a nice thin glove to keep the fingers warm in cool weather. A good glove to keep in the ski bag.

Great Glove; but Thumb Is to Short

I took the measurements as directed, and the middle finger fits okay. I had to go with a size 11 because I have long hands, but I guess they are little skinny since the size around my wrist was a little wide to accommodate for my finger length. Got the gloves and the middle finger length is perfect for once, but out of nowhere, the thumb is to short. That's never been a problem in any glove. It's not so short that I'm gonna toss the gloves, I just still can't find gloves that fit me. It is short enough to make my thumb cold. The glove itself is warm great at cutting wind, but isn't waterproof.

Great Light Weight Gloves

I used these as my lighter weight gloves. I wear them under some heavier duty gloves in very gold conditions. I use these in the Cascades in Washington and they have never failed me. It makes holding a cold ice axe much more pleasant. I have a lot of mobility in them and still have a lot of dexterity in my hands. They dry easily and have been very durable. I've used them for three seasons and there is no major signs of wear aside from the natural wear and tear that comes with using them outside. When these eventually give out (unsure when that is going to happen at this point!) I will for sure buy them again.

Good Lightweight Glove

Good quality lightweight glove. Used for work, during freezing temperatures and they took the edge off.