Customer Reviews Arc'teryx Venta Gloves

Very disappointed. I wore them backcountry cross country skiing and they are essentially useless once you've put a bit of snow on them. They stayed damp for hours so they provided zero warmth.

These gloves look great but they do not hold up. Multiple seams begin to tear only a few short months after wearing them. They are very tight to get on.

I received as a gift they and they provided no warmth. I took them off and was actually better. I will not be using them again . Would not recommend, if zero stars was an option I would have chosen it

These gloves are useless for warmth below freezing. Unless you are running, your hands will freeze. Also I would say that they are not very windproof either, especially through the palms of the gloves.

The old model was literally perfect, I was wearing them for 5 years, but I lost one glove and bought the new version. The fit is terrible and quality is not the same either. I hope they will return the old version, because this is ridiculously uncomfortable.

Another example of arcteryx going down hill. Completely fell apart in less than a year.

Bought them and the hem at the top ripped (twice), after a few uses. I bought 2 pairs and both ripped in the same place. A but pricey for not very long lasting use.

Weirdly long middle finger, seams on inside are way too big and rub against fingers, offers less wind protection than a dish glove. The perfect glove if you want less dexterity with almost zero added protection! I purchased them at a retailer and unfortunately can't return them used. Utterly junk and basically useless.

I am a full and long term Arcteryx user, have most of your gear - high output hike, snow sport, climb and run. And I have to echo these sentiments. Fit is very big to my normal sizing, during a mid altitude (2500m - 3000m) high output mountaineering trip in early spring in the southern hemisphere, they were cold.. maybe 5 - 7 deg c. Nothing crazy cold but exactly where I would put these as a high output lightweight glove. I swapped them for my backup pair of cheap, lightweight Decathlon gloves and the difference was immense.. Theres no doubt about it, guys, you make the best gear out there for the most part, but there's a real issue with this sizing and with the insulation. Sadly disappointed for the first time, from an avid outdoor enthusiast and fan. Hope you revise the design and get it right, there's a need for this line, but these won't make it into my pack again. Happy to test the new version anytime for you ;)

Had these as a present. Sad to see how much was spent on them as they were very poor, even if weather that wasn't that cold. Used on a recent hiking trip in Scotland in April and my hands were freezing cold. Wouldn't waste your money.

The sizing is something randomly made but sadly they are cold even in mid temperatures. Who is the company that makes these models for you? Although parkas are top tier this gloves are the worst I've ever used

Sizes completely out of this world! They are cold even in the city with mild temperatures! Who produced them for you?!?

Isn't warm in cold temperatures, fits a bit on the big side

I bought this and the stitching was faulty so there was a hole in the gloves. The company offered replacement but stated I would not be able to claim again if they developed a fault. I requested a refund and have not heard anything since!

I bought these hoping for a second pair as my child always takes the one I brought last year. They are huge. They fit more like a big medium. Definitely not sized well. The quality does seem decent

The glove is in overall very good construction and provides the warm at the rating described. I have multiple pairs of Arc'Teryx gloves and purchased this pair solely for city use while I'm on the phone. After only one winter, the fingertips (index and thumb) deteriorated and ripped. The gloves still function as gloves, but I can no longer use my phone while wearing these gloves (which defeats the entire purpose of my purchase). Upon closer inspection, the material is made of a very thin fabric and is inferior to anything else I've found on an Arc'Teryx product. When I reached out to Arc'Teryx for repair, I was denied noting that the damage was beyond the Pratical Product Lifespan. For me this was one winter. I'm am thoroughly disappointed with this product as it does not meet my expectation of quality from Arc'Teryx.

PROSPECTIVE BUYER BEWARE, this glove is as functional as a chocolate tea pot. Could not keep my hands warm in 1 Degree Celsius Alberta November Weather.

What is wrong with the size of these gloves. I have large hands and the fingers are wayyyy too long, even with size small. Have an older pair of arcteryx gore infinium gloves, sized medium, that I absolutely love and was hoping to upgrade. Unfortunately I won't be able to keep them.