Level sixties, or?

[CorkWormTurn]

has anyone worn the level sixties, and are they worth $90 bucks? I get really cold hands, but I hate huge bulky gloves or mitts with a giant cuff, etc. I used level nyc gloves (more like a pipe glove with some insulation) last season, and I've loved everthing about them, but they weren't warm enough (i put my hands in my pockets a lot on cold days).

if not the sixties, can anyone reccommend another level glove, or other? I've tried on Bronco GTs, didn't really like the fit/feel.

 

[=FLO=]

Hestra vertical cut freeride, expensive but the best glove on the market in my opinion

 

[CorkWormTurn]

i was actually considering it. it is damned pricey though, is it actually really warm, but not bulky?

 

[Schoening]

those things are 90 bucks? hahaha holy shit. i caught those in a product toss last year, right on. i liked them, they were good gloves but 90 is a lotta cash for a pair of gloves

 

[CorkWormTurn]

yeah, 90s a lot, but if they're good gloves you like, its not like you need to replace them every season

 

[poofartpee]

burton makes pretty warm gloves u could prob find for cheaper

 

[invaderskier36]

i love mine and are deff worth the $90 a good investment

 

[eastAR5]

yea miles i was thinkin about gettin those too

 

[bobs]

ive heard nothing but good things about level gloves especialy the 60s, ive got burtons and theyre pretty warm, you may want to check those out

 

[duncanadams]

they're super sick-comfortable, good looking and warm. I'd say worth it. the leather is tight

 

[K-Thomas]

Level Radiator XCR...best glove i've owned. super warm and real waterpoof. They fit and feel great too.

 

[MLB]

i dunno......for 90 bucks they don't look too warm. they look like a pipe glove.

 

[dwilmot]

theyre bigger than they look. I was worried, but the only problems I've ever had have been on really really wet days. My hands didn't get cold, just wet. But they stayed warm. I love em, so yeah theyre worth it.

 

[*rkp*]

i have them. best glove i have ever worn in my life. so warm, but low-profile. and they look sick. granted i didn't pay anywhere near 90$ for them, i would still pay that for those gloves.

 

[720laxskier]

dakine- bronco GT

 

[CorkWormTurn]

"I've tried on Bronco GTs, didn't really like the fit/feel."

Thanks to the people that READ my post and responded that own the gloves.

 

[ski_cartel]

im a big fan of the drop pipe gloves. There slightly insulated but still pipe gloves

 

[Smithy]

the sixties feel like pipe gloves to me and after just two months of skiing with them almost everyday last year, they're waisted and smelly. maybe thats just my gross hands though.

 

[skimeehan]

the hestra glove is most likely the best glove you can get hands down.

but i have a pair of the sixties gloves and they are my most favorite gloves i've ever had.

i've only tried on the hestra and they fit really well.