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I've been using winter performance tires for 15 years in this order: Yokohama W.drive (garbage), Pirelli Sottozero II (all around average), Michelin Xice 3 (not a performance tires so bad handling, good winter traction), Michelin PA4 (superb but a little floaty), Pirelli Scorpion Winter SUV (a little stiff but overall excellent) and now Pirelli Sottozero 3. The jury is out on the current set but seems like they handle best of all in dry and are similar to the Scorpion Winter, which is basically the same tire. Need more cold, wet, and frozen conditions to establish a better opinion.
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