Customer Reviews The North Face Etip Recycled Gloves

I bought these gloves to use as liners when skiing. My third time using them, I noticed the stitching was coming apart in multiple places.

This product literally stains my hands and fingertips black. The dye is clearly poor quality and has ruined my manicure twice!! Terrible

Great gloves but they are impossible to get on because the wrist is too small. Returned

Ordered size large and couldn't get my hand in the glove. Sizing is off.

Opening is to small. Can not get my hand in the glove.

extremely had to get on or off.

Not really warm at all once fingers are cold gloves don't help and I had them for two weeks and the side has a hole already and I barely wear them

I read the reviews, but gave these gloves the benefit of the doubt since almost every product will have bad reviews. This is a wanting to anyone considering buying these because they want their hands to be warm while you use your phone outside in the cold. DON'T! They are not warm in the slightest. I just used them for two days straight while the temp with windchill was 9 degrees and I might as well have been barehanded. Such a shame. Why not makes them fleece lined or something? Disappointed in these.

I bought this gloves for our winter trip to Italy, the idea was to get something light, and specially thin enough to be able to operate my cellphone while strolling the cities, unfortunately after around a week of normal use, many of the seams around the knuckles on several fingers (both hands) became loose and tore apart. I had to throw away, since I could not afford carrying useless gear, therefore won't be able to return to the store.

The sizing is appalling on these. I wear a size 10 glove, can't even get my hands in the XL.

I loved the original Etip gloves. This new version was redesigned and now has a very constrictive wrist that makes it very difficult to put on and take off. Once on, the glove fits as it should. This is a problem since a well-fitting glove that is impossible to get on or off is not going to fit well if you choose the next size up just to be able to get it on and off. Like some other reviewers I was unable to return this, so my solution to make the gloves usable was to purposefully stretch out the wrist band by placing it around my knuckles and thumb and opening/closing my hand for a minute.

I was looking to buy my third set of the the same gloves that I bought three or four years ago and seven ir eight years before that. Off to the same NF store I bought the other two sets up and although these look the same, when trying them on, I could not get them past my wrist. I thought it was just me but in reading the comments below, I see it appears to be a common issue with the new style. Time to find another brand which is a shame because I really liked these gloves.

The glove was near impossible to put on but once it was one it fit fine. Almost ripped it in the process so I recommend going a size up. Also, why is the tag is such an uncomfortable spot? 1/5