SKYDEER 3M Scotchgard Waterproof... vs Dakine Wristguard (1 Pair)

I love that it has an elastic cuff that doesn't let snow into the glove. Cuffs really superior to gloves without them.

Gloves are thin and just enough warmth for a colorado winter. Warm and waterproof so far. Too early to tell on warmth but give all 5 based on out of package look and feel.

Si son bulky pero es entendible por ser térmicos. Amazon envió el pedido a tiempo según lo planeado.

These are for average to small hands. All announce they are warm down to at least 30 degrees below zero. I never expect any cheap gloves to be waterproof.

One & 1\2 star's. Not a sturdy product. Cannot return via amazon. Contacted seller… no response.

They wear the xs and s respectively. Works well for first time snowboarder. Still want to learn to land with fist closed & on sides. Wore them twice while snowboarding.

Only downside is that there is only a bottom splint and no top splint if that is important to you. Great for wrist protection at an affordable price.

They fit well under the glove and provide solid wrist protection. Seems sturdy and made with hard plastic. Not bulky, and will fit under your gloves without picking gloves size up, as most of other wrist protection gear.

I wear a men's small dakine mitten with liner. My hand size is right on the cusp of large and x-large.

Extremely tight around the wrist. Also mobility was extremely hindered.