Vermont Glove ReviewsSee store reviews

I love em! These gloves are sturdily constructed, well thought out, and a little quirky. After being treated generously with the beeswax they were nice and dry even after many powder tumbles. They don't seem to mention it on the website, but there's a small leather loop on the inside of the cuff to attached glove leashes which is very convenient. I used them on a ski trip to CO when it was COLD, about 5-15F at the base and colder as we ascended. These work fine at these temperatures assumin...

I totally love the glove and the liners but it drives me crazy that every time I take the gloves of the liners pull off in a kinda funny/not so funny way. What I’m trying to say is that every time I put the glove on I have to remove the liner, put it on first then the glove. Kind of a pain in the butt-inski. Other than that I think it’s the best glove I’ve ever put on my hands and wouldn’t hesitate to bye another pair as well as recommend them to everyone on the planet. Thank you for taking such...

Sam hates it but I have a work pair and a pair that I take off to do any work. Softest gloves I've ever had. Fit perfectly if you get them a little tight at first. I use them in the city for biking and feel bad for all the people I see with cold hands everywhere. I go from unlined ones to lined and if my hands are cold its too cold to bike anyways. Good to 10 deg on the old liners (I'm sure the insulated ones go even better). I don't work hard enough to ever put holes in these things but (with t...

I have many pairs of gloves and these are by far my favorite. I primarily wear them while riding lifts and while on patrol. I typically stash the liners in my pockets for the coldest of days. They have broken in nicely and the design with the seam on top of the hand really provides great dexterity for this type of glove. I have found if touring with them they work well but if you’re wearing only the liner the gloves can get quite cold hanging out in the pack. I really love the heritage of this c...

Bought the Vermont glove after torching other pairs of leather work gloves not just the cheap hardware store ones either. I work at a state forest doing maintenance work so needless to say I get into all sorts of tough work and needed a pair of gloves to suit that need. These do just that. They are tough yet very soft and warm when paired with their wool liners. My only thing I’ve noticed I have to do is oil the fingertips of the glove often. For some reason my left hand middle fingertip has wor...

The first step if you're someone teaching your wife how to ski: make sure she's comfortable. The second step: make sure she's stylish. These gloves did both. My wife is tiny (5'2" 105lbs) so she had to get custom gloves, and y'all were super helpful. Her hands were almost too small for the gloves but they made it work. My wife absolutely loves these mittens, meaning selfishly I get the best of both worlds: my wife now loves skiing, and she talks about getting ME a pair of these gloves. Can't wai...

Got a pair shipped promptly with oil and wool liners a couple few years ago. I treated them a few times with the oil and they are comfortable and soft. Also incredibly tough. Bought an old neglected farm. Since then I’ve been clearing several acres of bramble and trash willow, freeing old barns from blackberries, used a winch to haul out ax felled logs to clear the overgrown pond, etc etc, I wear them every day. They are dexterous enough to let me run my chainsaw and mill. I also wear them snow...

Recently my daughter was on her 2nd day with a brand new pair of Jefflo mitts while skiing at Schweitzer resort in northern Idaho and was attacked by a coyote that jumped on her out of nowhere. It first bit her leg but she grabbed it by the scruff of the neck and then it went for her hand and wrist. While the animal managed to get its teeth into her, it could have been much much worse. She believes the mitts were what enabled her to wrestle the coyote off of her and get away. Anyhow, I thought ...