The best!

These have been my fav warm weather/minimal glove! If you’re looking for a glove that has no bulk, fits like a glove ;) and breathes amazing for those hot days…these are it! I’ll be reaching for these all summer!

Love these gloves

Excellent gloves, perfect blend of dexterity of gloves and warmth of mittens. I sized up one size so I could wear a pair of thin summer gloves underneath, so hands would be fully exposed when using phone, zipping up, etc. I do wish they had tethers built in though, so haven’t been brave enough to take off on a ski lift yet.

Absolutely amazing!
My cold weather rides are much more comfortable.
No fear of wind/rain/snow/sleet or sub-freezing temps in these things.
None at all

Really happy with the split mitt design. I tend to get cold hands easily and these are a nice medium weight but give me more dexterity than my kincos.

Have mainly used them on easy walks and hikes so far but could see myself skiing with them and biking with them.

Feel is good, not too bulky. I found the range of use between 32 to 50F and rain. Blazin great for hunting season.

These are nice warm weather gloves. I love the tree logo on the palms. Can't beat em.

The mystery socks were a great deal at $10 per pair and the ones I received were nice. I wish I'd bought a larger size but I guess that's just an opportunity to take advantage of the deal again.

I love these for warm weather mountain bike and cyclocross events. Minimalist feel, comfortable, and good fit.

Best shorts I’ve ever used. Very comfortable durable and fit great.

I love these bottles. They look great on the bike and make me giggle.

Great shirt!!!

Very Comfortable and Cheryl likes the way I look in it!

Big fan of the NOREASTAH MITT. I use for riding and skiing. Keep hands warm and dry in all conditions while not being bulky

Also a great value. I can’t imagine you can find a pair of gloves/Mitts that keep your hands this warm and dry for the price. You will pay more than double—at least. I have always been hesitant (too cheap) to pay $150 or more for ski gloves. I bought these for $44 and have no complaints.

I have not had any issues with inside of gloves getting wet from sweat.

On real cold days I will use hand warmers.

Two suggestions for improvement or a separate model:
1. Make a true lobster claw version; separating just the index finger while grouping middle finger, ring finger and pinky together. Might allow slightly better dexterity when shifting.
2. The cuff could be a bit longer to provide a bit more coverage over or under ski coat.

Also as a New England guy, love this company and the little tress logo.