REVIEWS
16 Reviews
MountainGriz
Worn these gloves for numerous outdoor activities, running, attending kids games, long walks, you name it. Time and again they have failed to be weather, wind nor water resistant. Utterly useless glove. Save your money
Rick
I was looking for a lightweight glove for spring skiing and these gloves are perfect. They're light and breathable enough that my hands are protected but don't get hot and sweaty
Yaqi
Nice color, nice gloves. Bought it because people say it could be used under multiple situations.
JPXC
Great gloves. Heavier gloves create too much sweat. Venta Glove protects from the elements while keeping your hands comfortable.
Warner
I'm leaving this review primarily because people purchase the gloves and don't understand the application. This is a specific type of Gore material, which is not commonly used. It's ideal for backcountry use and among the best gloves for this purpose. I've tried many different types of gloves for backcountry skiing and none were great. Liners would get wet and soak through. Unusual animal based materials such as possum fur would wear prematurely and be too hot. This glove is best for: Skinning in the backcountry or transitioning? Your hands will stay dry, be protected from wind, and not get too hot. Want to get the snow off a vehicle or do something outside staying dry with more dexterity? These gloves are the best I've found for these purposes. Please keep making it.
Septari
Great gloves that cut out the wind. I tend to get too warm; so these gloves are perfect as they have no insulation. I’m usually a medium size glove. I had previously ordered the mediums and have had them for the past year. They worked well, but were a little long in the fingers. So I bought myself size small this year. They’re a bit tougher to get into, but finger length is perfect.
Onemoremile
The gloves are well made and quite windproof. However, I ordered an XS and they are still too big. I have concluded that all apparel items marketed as unisex are actually designed for men but offered in small sizes so they can fit women. For all apparel designers out there, just fyi, men and women are not built the same. Men's hands are bigger, wider, thicker, and more muscular. Returning things is a hassle so I bought some liners to take up space. It kinda works.
Sharkdivar
If you're looking for good gloves, these aren't them. They're not good in the wind. And they don't keep you warm at all; they're too bulky to use your phone, and the material just isn't good.The design ok.
REBEL
I have other ARC'TERYX products but the quality of VENTA is really really bad. As in BAD! The product is not worth the amount I paid for it. Thats how disappointed I am with this product.
FitFellow
Purchased these gloves in NYC at the Arc’teryx store at Rockefeller Center. The build quality feels solid, and I sized down since the gloves run large. Unfortunately, I regret this purchase. I wore them the day before a major snowstorm in NYC, and my hands were freezing while walking from the subway to a nearby store. The temperature was below freezing, and I expected these gloves to provide basic wind and cold protection. They did not. For comparison, my Uniqlo gloves performed noticeably better at a fraction of the price. Based on my experience, these gloves may be suitable for mild conditions (around 40–50°F), but they are not effective in below-freezing temperatures. I originally bought them to match my jacket, but after this experience, I’ll be choosing a different brand for winter gloves going forward.
JoeS
I ordered size Large based on the guidance on your site. The fingers are way too long. The fit around my hand and palm is only slightly large. They keep my hands warm in temperatures as low as the mid-40’s.
natethegreat
Material is not warm or windproof, can’t use iphone, they fit baggy. I use them for riding my bike around 50F(10C) and they under perform. I would not recommend.
Dani
It’s amazing for my adventures doesn’t matter the weather
Koeito
These gloves are outstanding for any fall, winter, or spring activity in the high country. The material is soft and flexible, and the touchscreen-compatible pads on the index finger and thumb genuinely work—perfect for using your phone for photos, emergencies, or tracking on Strava. They fit a bit large, so I sized down to a medium, and the Gore-Tex Windstopper delivers exactly as promised.
Denimjourney
These are the best all around gloves on the market from any company. I have searched, tried, compared and always come back to these. Thin enough to maintain full dexterity and touch screen needs. Warm enough for every season...likewise breathable so can be worn Fall and Spring. The inside has a very nice lining that feels good on the hands. Most important they are windproof which I think is the real design advantage to making them warm. They also stay dry if the snow is wet or it is raining. Fit is spot on. They are not too tight or too loose. I wear a medium and I suggest it is ok to size up if you are between sizes. Where they are tight is when you first put in your hand. As a result of that tightness past designs had the stitching tear. That has been resolved now with the new design.
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