Gants Deer Duck - Homme

The deerskin leather used is soft and is of good quality. But, they have poor dexterity. Could be because of the down-fill used for insulation.

The deer duck gloves, being leather, have a touch of class --and they are much warmer than anything similar from other companies. So when my previous pair eventually got worn, I came back to Auclair.

I bought those because they are supposed to be warm. Those gloves don't breath, they become all humid inside and after 1 ski ride, my finger are freezing. Also, when humid, they are hard to remove and very hard to put back.
I will have to buy something else unfortunately.

Terrible pair of gloves. I’ve previously owned a synthetic insulation pair of Auclair leather gloves and they lasted 3 years of abuse outside in northern Ontario winters. These new deer leather gloves I’ve owned for less than a month and I am already very disappointed with the quality. The deer leather is incredible thin and peels apart and rips doing normal outdoor tasks. My hands are constantly freezing in minutes of being outside. The quality of these gloves is terrible for the price. I would highly recommend looking elsewhere for quality gloves. I regret this purchase and should have spent a little extra and purchased from a competitor. Ignore all other 5 star reviews these gloves are just about as warm as 20$ insulated work gloves.

Use these gloves for several weeks now. You can’t expect gloves to be perfect in the extreme cold temperatures. Your fingers will be cold at -15 in any gloves no matter how good they are. I have 4 sets of different gloves and these ones definitely the best by far. They pretty warm and look very sophisticated. If you use them for skying even at -15 C it’s very warm, if you just use them for walk after -15 you will have to use mitts. Overall I don’t regret spending over 100$, they are worth the price. The quality is outstanding, both for materials design craftsmanship and performance. If money is not an issue, get it, you won’t regret it.