Customer Reviews The North Face Montana Ski Gloves

Great gloves, really pretty, great design. Only slight negative comment is my hands got a little cold. I didn't realize there seems to be one model above this one that might have more heat warmers. Customer service and quality at North Face is phenomenal.

So I bought the size S and it runs small. I exchanged the size M, it runs a bit big, but the fingers just not long enough. Anyway, the design is a bit wired.

Looks and fits great. Fingers would get cold and I felt like the insulation should have been better.

Are a mixed bag of features that cater to specific needs while falling short in others. Here's a breakdown of my experience with these gloves: First and foremost, the gloves are undeniably snug and bulky. While this might be a turn-off for some, it serves a practical purpose: keeping hands warm in chilly ski conditions. I found that despite their bulkiness, the gloves provided excellent insulation, ensuring that my hands stayed toasty even in freezing temperatures. However, one downside is their lack of compatibility with touch screen devices. While this might be a dealbreaker for some, it didn't bother me much, as I prioritize warmth over tech-friendly features when it comes to ski gloves. On the plus side, the gloves come in a cute color that adds a pop of style to my ski ensemble. Nevertheless, I wish there were more options available to suit different preferences and styles. One notable issue I encountered was with the tag placement. Upon trying to remove the second tag, I inadvertently broke the clasp, which was a minor inconvenience. It would be beneficial if The North Face revisited the tag placement to prevent such mishaps in the future. Despite these drawbacks, I have to admit that I like the Montana Ski Gloves overall. Their primary functionkeeping hands warm during skiing sessionsis executed admirably. If you're in the market for a pair of gloves that prioritize warmth and functionality over style and tech compatibility, the Montana Ski Gloves might just be the perfect fit for you.

Too small

A little bummed at how cold my hands got. It was ~14 degrees Fahrenheit while snowboarding, but I never had this issue with my similarly priced Burton gloves (RIP). Will try one more time with liners, however, not super impressed with these gloves for snowboarding at the moment.

Purchased for a week of skiing in the Dolomites in March. Tips of fingers were cold...insulation was pretty thin there.

I thought these gloves would keep my fingers warm while walking my dog in the morning for about an hour in 20 degree weather, but not so. I'm disappointed I spent this much money!

Purchased these gloves based on the warmth rating of "warmest" . Planned to use them for shoveling snow. Had them on for less than two minutes and my fingers were freezing. Very disappointed as they are not inexpensive gloves.

Wore them over the skiing weekend where the temps were in the high 20-mid 30s. My fingers were so cold, had to wear wool liner gloves underneath. My hands were still cold. Never touched snow so they stayed dry.

My kids hands got cold so quickly???

Please don't buy this gear, or this brand in general. I just purchased an entire ski attire less than a month ago and the gloves are falling apart after 4 days (2 weekends). They ripped inside during the first day wearing them, and on the fourth day the jacket ripped inside as well. A $320 jacket it's insane. I tried contacting customer service and explain this madness and the customer service agents are worst than the quality of these products. They close your chat over and over again, you get to connect with a few of them but all of them abandoned the chat before addressing your issues or giving you a heads up. This is the worst possible retail experience you'd ever have