Tour gloves have good construction, weight and materials is exactly what you would want from a touring glove. Water resistant on the back, leather on the palm. There are some minor fit issues though - the fingers are very long as noted by other reviews. I was between sizes and even downsized, but the fingers are strangely long, even though the thumb fits perfectly.

These lightweight gloves are excellent for ski touring when it's not frigid cold. I typically have an extra pair of gloves anyway, so these are great for the uphill, while the M! is excellent for the way down. The Tour glove is a snug fit but not so much that circulation is compromised. They are notably difficult to get on, but I think they'll stretch a little over time. Perhaps a small pull tab on the back side of the glove would help. As advertised, they are a snug fit compared to the other products, which is great for their purpose. The dexterity is excellent. I can even tie my shoes with these gloves on. The construction looks to be great for durability, with solid stitching and leather reinforcements where appropriate. I recommend them for uphill ski touring or warm spring days on the snow, as well as light duty chores around the yard.

The gloves are good quality, the fit is true to your guide. Would I buy again, most likely not. Cheaper options out there that are just as good. I like them so will keep them.

I've used my Tour glove for xc skiing when temperatures climbed into the 20s F and my Swix gloves got sweaty. They perform well. I was between sizes and sized down- glad I did, as the fingers run long. I would prefer not to have velcro in the cuff, as in my experience with other gloves the velcro wears out long before the other materials.

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