Worn as a liner, do these liners prevent Raynaud's attacks?
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I don't know about that. When you wear the glove liners, it makes your gloves warmer. If you get too hot, you can take off the outer pair. Might be worth a try , and don't cost much.
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Hey, Corky. They are flexible but, they don't allow for fine finger movements of you know what i mean. If you have a thin winter glove on, you will have more dexterity than you will if you have a thicker glove . . . these will be more like a thick glove. You can grasp, however, and use your individual fingers.As far as hot water, they DO protect you from hot water. My previous example may not have been worded correctly . . . the fabric hot glove i had did NOT protect me from the hot water / steam. The Best Silicone Heat Resistant Glove does not have pours so NO HOT WATER GETS IN. Hey, Corky. They are flexible but, they don't allow for fine finger movements of you know what i mean. If you have a thin winter glove on, you will have more dexterity than you will if you have a thicker glove . . . these will be more like a thick glove. You can grasp, however, and use your individual fingers.As far as hot water, they DO protect you from hot water. My previous example may not have been worded correctly . . . the fabric hot glove i had did NOT protect me from the hot water / steam. The Best Silicone Heat Resistant Glove does not have pours so NO HOT WATER GETS IN.
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Not sure about socks. They are a liner that you wear under your socks. The gloves are also a liner intended to be worn under your gloves.
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I believe they will. These are oversized gloves and very easy to slip on and off. This is one of the reasons I prefer these as there is no struggle, tugging or pulling necessary. Also, they are great for insulating against very hot water. Long lasting too. Well worth the money in my opinion.
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I don't think you need a liner for heat resistance, but the limit is 400degF I believe or the gloves may melt. I sometimes wear latex gloves to make it easier to take these gloves off. My hands are a man's large for gloves & these gloves are a tight fit.
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My wife has raynauds; a vascular problem where her hands are always cold. The heating pad is a just what the doctor ordered.
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No, they will make them warm. These are the thin, non-wind proof base layer and must be used together with a insulating top layer (wool is the best). As a result you'll hands and feet will keep warm :-) This materials function is based on friction, not insulation. Moving and rubbing hands together will create warmth inside this base layer, the insulating top layer will keep the created warmth inside :-)
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I find them warm enough down to about 35 degrees or so and calm (no wind)... After that, or with wind chill, you really need to use them as liners under a mitten or other insulated glove.
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These compression sleeves will provide about as much protection as a pair of thick knee socks. I have not noticed any improvements in my agility due to the compression sleeves, though they do reduce to some degree the fatigue of standing or sitting for a long time.
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They will provide moderate protection, but they are not thick. I think you become more aware of your hands because of the glove, which may help.
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Eleni, I am also a raynauds casualty. I live in snow country at 3500 feet and have had the best luck with 12 volt motorcycle glove liners and wire harness. I chose a closed cell battery that can be found here on AMAZON. I wrap the battery in bubble wrap so it will snugly fit into a small backpack. This setup is G-R-E-A-T for winter hiking or simply walking the dog.
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Yes. My husband wears them under a leather pair of gloves. The moisture is wicked from the skin, but still exists under the leather. Hope this helps.
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Probably not. I use them as a glove liner when dog walking on cold days. They provide just a little a little extra protection.
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Yes, I wear these three times a week for weight training and they prevent the calluses I used to get without gloves. I have another pair that have thicker padding, but I have been choosing to wear these. They're lightweight and flexible. Cute, too. :)
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I would think so. I bought them because at my age anything that even touches my forearms brings blood. I have a lot of landscaping trimming bushes etc and so far not a scratch. I have a bougenvilla that has thousands of tiny needle thorns on it-they do not protect from those. I live in the Houston TX area and they are very hot to wear in this hot & humid climate but worth it. I hope this helps
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My wife is 72 years old and she puts hers on without problems. She wears them to protect from scratches and bruises. Anyone that can put on their socks or gloves shouldn't have any problems.
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I'm not sure, but they do have a fleece lining. Sometimes latex bothers me, but these gloves do not.