Hands stay warm and dry plenty of adjustments so hands don't sweat if it gets warm. Biggest issue so far is the Velcro strips on the liner will stick to the liner when it is out of the glove. When you separate them, the liner material will get "strings" stuck to the Velcro. Its actually pretty hard to pull them apart.

The added dexterity of these mitts is most handy for field work, backcountry treks involving gear attenuation, and are perfect for snowmobiling where the increased windchill can seriously effect one's circulation in the hands.

In extreme cold temperatures (below -10F), I've replaced the liners these came with with that of the thicker liners of the Men's versiliner gloves and got better results. The layering concept works well with these mitts for extending their use in colder temps though I'd like to make the suggestion to OR to beef up the thickness of the liners these gloves come with.

The exterior of the mitts is pretty darn rugged and windproof as well as the grips on the inside. All in all a great purchase and I'd recommend them to any backcountry skier, snowshoer, snowmobiler, or winter field tech.

My outside fingers tend to get really cold to the point of pain when I hike in the winter. I wanted a glove that I could still have the functionality of my index finger and keep the last two fingers warm. This glove delivers. With the removable liner and hand warmer pocket, these glovesare very versatile. It's like a layering system for your hands.

Be advised though - when you go to put the liners back in, the last hand has a slight disadvantage to the first when you try to attach the velcro on the liner back to the glove/shell.