Perfect everyday gloves into spring skiing, and you can't beat the price. Love the soft leather.

Bought these to replace and add to M1s that have been well worn and aging out, for next season 24-25. Setting myself up for an enjoyable season already! Next level of warmth in the M1 pro, for sure. Great addition to my "quiver of gloves".

I bought these gloves to replace my old pair of M1 Pros. I used them touring uphill, skiing downhill, and even some light rock and ice climbing. After 6 or 7 years of wearing them almost every day I went out I wore through the leather. I was blown away by how long they lasted and how comfortable they are. Best gloves ever.

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Overall these gloves are awesome and perform as well as gloves multiple times more expensive. I got these in time to go on three different ski trips and have notes about each below.

I think the ideal temp range for these gloves is mid/high teens to low 30's. Of course, on the higher end, you can just take them off to shed heat, and the wrist straps are helpful. I have worn leather finger gloves a while and will say that I've never had one that didn't start getting cold for me around 10-12degrees F. I don't wear liners. At that point probably best to roll out mittens or something heavier duty. I was happy with the cuff, it fits well under my jacket and then I'm able to easily close my jacket wrist cuffs over the gloves for a seal.

Jackson Hole: Temp: Mid-high twenties to mid thirties. Gloves were warm at higher elevations and hot at lower elevations closer to mid day. I had the leashes and let them dangle in the lift line to cool down on a day that was closer to 35 and sunny.

Tahoe Storm Cycle: Used these gloves to ski Northstar through a 5ft snow storm. Hands stayed dry and temperatures varied from mid-twenties to mid teens with wind chill. On the coldest windiest day I found myself balling my fingers inside the palm of the glove a few times, temps were probably around 10 degrees with wind chill. With the snow coming down and cold temps the thumb finger started to freeze, I would prefer if it was leather as well, maybe even with google squeegee.

Revelstoke Heli skiing: The gloves held up great. I waxed them for the first time for a wet ski day. Temps were in the mid-high teens and twenties. There were lots of transitions, bundling skis, and clipping Avie packs, and I was able to keep these gloves on the whole time.