Only rubber gloves are water proof, anything else is water resistant, if its sewn together.

Its got holes in it for every needle stroke.

I used a Shell Glove and a separate polarfleece liner glove for a while..
It allows the 2 to be separated, to dry.
'warm when wet ' is sales lingo, really it's still wet ..

2 years ago I Got a cycle rain Cape , it drapes over my hands , Now they remain Dry .


for those that use jackets , hands get wet till freezing, then snow wont soak in .

easy to make waterproof gloves when water is in its sold , rather than liquid state..


Ive tried Neoprene wind surf paddling gloves on a bike, I end up with a pool
of water in side the fingertips..