- Are these gloves actually waterproof?
- Yes. They use a waterproof leather shell with a DryVent insert, so wet snow and slush stay out as long as the leather is maintained.
- How do they compare with The North Face's cheaper gloves?
- They are warmer and more durable than the brand's knit and fleece gloves, with a leather shell and a real membrane instead of a softshell or knit build.
- Should I size up?
- If you are between sizes or wear a liner, size up. Many owners find the fit snug, especially across the knuckles.
- Are they warm enough for skiing?
- They suit resort skiing and cold commutes. For deep cold or long stationary periods, expedition mitts are warmer.
- How should I care for the leather?
- Wipe off salt and dirt, let them air dry away from direct heat, and apply a leather conditioner to keep the shell supple and water-resistant.
- Where is the The North Face Montana Leather Waterproof Gloves cheapest?
- At Scheels, for $59.99, as of our latest check.