Reviews
Definitely run small
"Seem like they would be a nice glove, but the width is much too small for the length. Unfortunately, I didn't see the note about "size up" before I ordered, and I according to the size chart. I did wear them for a 30 minute ski session, but they kind of make my hands hurt. If the sizing was fixed then they would be great."
— Glnn (3/5)
Nice and warm
"I had an old pair of these, they were pretty good. The new design splits each finger on the inside too which i found not that helpful especially with keeping the fingers warm. But still my go to glove if you want some mobility but also keeping your fingers warm in cold. And also definitely get a size or two bigger than what your size is."
— Borna F. (4/5)
Gloves
"Wrist opening is too tight and should be easier to take on and off especially, if your xc skiing."
— Bill W. (3/5)
Poor sizing
"Measured husband’s hands before purchasing and they didn’t fit him. Decided to keep them for myself, a bit big but I needed a new pair anyway."
— Jenny G. (2/5)
"Old" vs New and improved
"Making a very long story short I used to be a professional athlete actually, I was a cyclist back in the mid 80s late 90s did a lot of product testing for all of my sponsors from Cliff bar to pedals and everything in between anyway my girlfriend at the time was a Swedish Olympian as a cyclist and we spent our winters Nordic skiing in Sweden and that's how I got turned onto craft clothing, I think at the time it was Craft of Scandinavia if I remember correctly. . . . I still have some of my base layers and of course, as you can see in the picture of the gloves the black pair I believe are 20 + years old. I lost one and had to replace the gloves for winter cycling so unfortunately, as most companies do as I found out when they have a really good thing for some reason, they gotta change it. . I have no idea why management never got the memo if it ain't broke don't fix it so just to get to the point the old black gloves are twice as warm and more comfortable than the new fancy ones."
— Jimmy (3/5)
Warmest gloves ever
"I have struggled with Reynauds (circulation issue) in my hands all my life. I bought these for running in cooler temps. They’re almost too good, as I had to take them off after a few miles because my hands were too warm! My only complaint is the sizing is not great. I followed the chart on the site but they are too tight."
— Drew R. (4/5)
Siberian Split Finger Glove
"This glove is perfect to eliminate any concerns over cold hands/fingers while running in cold weather. I’ve never been able to push past 4-5 miles on runs in freezing temperatures not because of endurance, but because I would lose feeling in my fingertips and it would eventually become quite painful. I’ve tried about five different brands of running gloves/mittens but each one still led to the exact same result, around 4 miles I would need to get indoors and run my hands under warm water. These gloves have been a complete game changer, my hands are warm no matter how cold it is outside or how far I push my runs. If you can get past looking like you have the hands of a chameleon, these are the perfect cold weather running gloves."
— Michael M. (5/5)
Tight
"I ordered a size up given the reviews, and they're still too tight. As a tall lean female, I shouldn't have to order a unisex XL to get gloves that fit, and that's what it would have taken in width. But the fingers were already too long on the L, and I usually have a hard time finding gloves long enough."
— Nancy D. (3/5)
Winter saving grace
"Only gloves that keep my hands truly not frozen in winter"
— Rochelle S. (5/5)
XXL still too small.
"I bought two pairs - XL and XXL. They are both very tight - so much so I can't tell the difference and will be returning both pairs. I love the style of glove, and am very disappointed. Love the rest of my Craft stuff though, and will continue to purchase their products."
— Trevor B. (3/5)
