Nice glove ! Used for mainly walking and ice fishing. I would definitely purchase again.

Great warm glove. I had to size up from a 10 to 11. Also get some type of mink oil on them so they stay dry. Perfect for the cold windy days. My hands run cold as a rule

The Truck M3 gloves are great gloves. I bought the all black version. If I could give them a more precise rating, it would be 4.7 or 4.8 stars. They are excellent quality leather gloves. They look great. I used skiing in 25 degree fahrenheit sunny no wind weather. I normally have cold fingers. These gloves kept my fingers warm. As Truck says, they are a little stiff at first, but break in soon. The leather and stitching are topnotch on par with the Hestra Fall Line gloves. They are about the same warmth as my Swany X-Cell gloves for less than half the price. The cuff's fit perfectly under my ski jacket sleeve. The biggest quality control issue I have is that there are stitching flaws in multiple places in the neoprene cuff on both gloves. The flaws are almost like a stitch was caught by something or a different color thread is showing. These are very small and not very noticeable. I do not think it will effect the durability of the cuff. These flaws are why I would give it a 4.7 or 4.8. I normally wear a thin runners liner with my ski gloves. I measure a 9 size for Truck gloves, but Brett Keyes at Truck advised me that if I want to use a liner I should get a size 10. I ordered the size 10, and Brett was spot on. It works great with my liners. I wish they had a version with a leather cuff instead of the neoprene cuff. I would pay $10 or $15 more for that upgrade.

I have only worn the gloves once, so keep that in mind when you read this…

The shipping was fine, but the Route app was a complete waste of time…it had no idea where it was … the tracking from the shipping company was the way to go..

Pulled the gloves out of the packaging and tried them on….the pull loop on one glove broke right away….definitely needs to be attached more securely.

Sking with them…temperature was just below freezing so not the best temp to check out their warmth….they were warm enoughat that temp.

The fit however wasnt great…because there is no precurve in the glove (I am sure it costs more to shape the leather) there is an excess of material in the palm. Trying to grip my ski poles made the leather bunch up in the palm of the glove. This ridge of bunched up leather was noticeable and cause the fit to suffer. I would guess that with extended use, it would will wear out the leather by causing it to have wear lines…

Overall the gloves were fine (3*)… the price was right and time will tell if they wear well.

Used these in the resort and carried them in my pack in the back country. Fit was tight at first but they’re breaking in nicely now. The right amount of warmth for general winter time use in the Cascades.