I'm a fan of thin glove liners plus a heavier glove over that. i don't care about a specific brand.
It seems to me that the trick is to get gloves that are just a bit loose , especially the fingers. It doesn't take much to restrict blood flow in extremities.

I stumbled onto a pair made of polar fleece on clearance for $5. Mid weight fleece. Thing I like about them best is that it doesn't seem to matter if the get wet they stay warm.
I've literally rung water out of them, patted dry with napkins and hit the slopes again. Still warm.
They do not have any liner. In fact I've tried to find another pair and bought some with gore tex and they are not warm. Think they keep too much moisture in.
I've worn these down to 15 degrees or so. Much colder than that I go to other gloves/mittens.

I AM NOT A DOCTOR, but in the the winter months I take Nifedipine for Reynaud's Phenomenon. It helps some.

https://www.webmd.com/drugs/2/...edipine-oral/details

https://www.webmd.com/arthritis/raynauds-phenomenon#1

I had an issue keeping my fingers warm when hunting. Tried lots of gloves and mittens. The solution ended up being an easy one. I purchased a pair of wool liner gloves to go with my thicker gloves. I think I got them from REI for $20 or so. If you have a nice pair of gloves you already like, try a wool liner.

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Originally posted by Powers77:
I stumbled onto a pair made of polar fleece on clearance for $5. Mid weight fleece. Thing I like about them best is that it doesn't seem to matter if the get wet they stay warm.
I've literally rung water out of them, patted dry with napkins and hit the slopes again. Still warm.
They do not have any liner. In fact I've tried to find another pair and bought some with gore tex and they are not warm. Think they keep too much moisture in.
I've worn these down to 15 degrees or so. Much colder than that I go to other gloves/mittens.

Fleece gloves are now my favorite, also. I have a pair of medium weight fleece gloves that keep my hands warm in 0-10 degree weather where other heavier traditional style gloves fail.

"Hotfingers". I ordered them on line from Dicks Sporting Goods. Thirty bucks, I believe and absolutely the warmest my hands have ever been.

I found Kuiu. Really good stuff, original founder of Sitka digital camo.
Expensive but buy once.
Glassing mitts on sale.
The Kenia jacket is the warmest jacket I own, lighter and warmer than Cabelas Artic pipeline jacket.
Kuiu is designed for athletic build - need to upsize onc size.
Www.kuiu.com
Call them to see which glove or mitt they would recommend. Peloton 200 and Attack gloves I use for driving in cold weather. Guide glove and Expedtion are my cold weather working gloves.

Your hands are an extremity, wearing a beanie or, a warm hat on your head is a good first step as it'll help retain the body heat that your body is generating.
Secondarily, Gore-Tex gloves are difficult to make, while there is a variety of brands that make a Gore gloves, very few make a good all around model that isn't full of compromises.
Hestra makes some of the best designed and variety of winter sport gloves. Just about all the European ski teams at the Olympics are wearing Hestra designed gloves.
Marmot's Randonnee is the most copied glove and arguably the best value in the technical outdoor industry...Gore-Tex, Pittard's Leather and PrimaLoft insulation.
OR's Couloir is another long time standard in the technical outdoor world. OR for a long time was solely focused on making very good gloves.
Black Diamond and Arc'Teryx have had very good styles over the years.

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Originally posted by Balzé Halzé:
I love my Swany gloves. I won't buy any other brand.

http://www.swanyamerica.com

I’d have to give a second vote for Swany. I have tried a BUNCH of different brands and the Swany’s just fit better than any others I’ve tried.
Mittens are the warmest, you might try a wool liner, hand warmer under a good mitten. Some of the military mittens can be had inexpensively and then you can use a nice liner or thinner glove underneath. For straight gloves at least try on the Swany’s!

My personal favorite for all around (shoveling snow, skiing, hiking in the cold & nasty,etc) is the OR Arete: Link

My hands get cold pretty easily, but the built it liner keeps me warm into the high 20s (F) if I’m active. The liner is removable (internally attached with Velcro), which allows for different options. Any colder (teens to 20s) or in low output activities I use either an additional merino wool liner or single beefy polarfleece liner. The Arete’s are GoreTex (Wind/waterproof) and surprisingly dexterous. Breathability is limited, but it’s Gore so to be expected. I’ve found the main reason my hands have gotten cold over years is due to having too much glove and no liner (moisture wicking). Basically my hand would start sweating during high output activity, then cool and freeze when resting. Once they got cold it took forever to get them warm again. I’ve had my current pair of Arete’s for 3+ years with mod-heavy usage and they look a little worn but are 100% functional. I just skied in them yesterday in some nasty wet snow & sleet. I only lasted a few hours but my hands were try and toasty the whole time.

If it’s single digits or below it’s mittens only for me.

The key to staying warm is layers. Inner layer(s) should be moisture wicking and outer layer should be inner moisture out and keep outer moisture out.

I have a storage bin full of different gloves/mittens of various thicknesses and uses including the gloves from my -50F arctic survival gear. I've spring skied in just my glove liners, but I've also skied with liners, mittens, and chemical heaters when it was -30F.

In other words, I don't think you're looking for just one pair of gloves/mittens. I think a great combo are glove liners w/ touch screen index finger tip plus gore tex mittens is the best of both worlds for dexterity, ability to use smart phone, dryness, temperature flexibility, and warmth.

Unfortunately, this is my 2nd winter in Texas since my 7 years in Alaska and Alberta so none of the winter gear is sold any more which means I can't give a specific recommendations. If the OP lives near a REI, I'd go visit the store and try on a few. REI has a nice selection and in person it's much easier to determine amount of insulation and pick a few pairs for your needs.

https://www.mountainhardwear.com/mens-gloves/

I have had a pair of gloves from this company for over 20 years now. I use them for skiing, snowmobiling, snowblowing, shoveling. They are starting to show their age but still keep me warm and dry.

The ones I have were part of a system. I have the outer shell and an inner glove is a separate fleece glove. I do not see them on the link I posted but would not hesitate to buy a new pair from them again. Plus, they have 30% off right now.

I have found the Kinco mittens work for me. Good price and have held upvery well

https://thebuffalowoolco.com/c...es?variant=939585151

I use these for steelhead fishing in icy cold water even wet they stay warm amazing gloves to say the least.

I am very much considering the Swany Toaster mittens. Lots of great reviews on the warmth and I think I have come to the conclusion I need some mittens if they will get the job done. Hestra is running a close second but several reviews say they are awesome but not the warmest.

Have you considered heated gloves? I doubt they would work for every situation but they should work in many situations. Link: http://www.cabelas.com/product...o-Gloves/1540029.uts

Obviously, these aren’t in stock right now but you hopefully can see what I’m thinking.

Edited to add that I get cold fingers and toes too. I’ve found that simple chemical heaters make a big difference. For cold winter games or situations, I’ll carry more than one set and add as they start cooling down - they never last as long as they claim for full heat IMHO.

I have heated gloves. I LOVE them. They are made by Gerbing & have rechargeable batteries. 3 heat settings. I got them for riding my motorcycle year round but I use them when I exercise my dogs outside too.

So I bit the bullet and got the Swany toaster supreme mittens. If these don’t work I am going to get heated gloves.

http://www.swanyamerica.com/p/...oaster-mittens?pp=12