do they also keep your hands warm in the winter? i deliver pizza. i need to keep my hands warm but i need my fingers for the gps.
198852
These gloves are wonderful for summer hiking. They keep your hands from getting sunburned, and they also protect your hands while bouldering. But the material isn't thick enough to keep your hands warm.
1102001
They are tight fitting gloves, perfect for shooting in winter. They permit easy handling of ammunition while providing some protection from the elements....they are NOT warm gloves. However, warm gloves are bulky and not suited for winter shooting.
1532247
We use these cooking over a campfire and have had no problems with our hands getting warm or hot. Hope this helps.
846396
Yep! I tend to cold though since it's not insulated, you will be able to feel the warmth on your hands.
187631
Even below freezing I like to keep my fingers free so I use wrist warmers ...
966701
It depends, if you are riding in weather at freeway speeds anything below 50 degrees and your hands will still get cold. My gloves are not insulated, so these may you below 50 degrees. Hope this helps.
14594
No! Absolutely not! These gloves are listed as warm, but are in fact only stylish. The only help is the small zipper compartment that they suggest using for cash, a key or a heat pack
1399843
I've been wearing them more in the evenings before bed to provide comfort. During the day they do get warm, but the warmth can help painful hands also. I do not sleep with them on, but the pain during the night has alleviated, but not sure if it is because of the gloves or not.
5573
They're absolutely not good for anything below +10F. Your fingers will freeze in a hurry, and that's even if you're wearing an inner glove liner.
1075578
Sorry for the delkay. Shoveling a bit of snow.Foot warmers get too hot on your flesh and don't last as long.Body warmers are too large for where I put them. (in boots and mittens).In mittens you can fit one on top of your fingers and one under them if needed.
309115
I bought them for my son, who is in a wheelchair. The NE has had one of the worst cold in years, yet his hands never got cold. He said that they sweat. They're the best gloves he has ever owned. I would say that your hands will stay warm, even in ice.
214967
The gloves do breathe, but overall your hands will be warmer - if your palms get hot already, I imagine wearing gloves would only make it worse, unless for some reason the heat is coming from the steering wheel, in which case they might provide some minimal insulation.
14590
By design, gloves are inefficient at retaining heat. If your hands are continually cold in winter, try mittens. Having all digits together will keep them warmer. Gloves isolate digits in sleeves. Increased surface area inherent to a glove's form, by definition, loses more heat than a mitten would.
537155
I wear them inside of my regular gloves as my hands are always cold. Last winter was bitter here, and shoveling snow always left my hands numb, these do help.
1126964
I use them all the time like that, except I put produce on them in AZ heat. They really help keep things fresh. However, I think Flexi Freeze works a little better. I sometimes can feel the sticky gel stuff on my hands.
273639
I first saw these gloves on the hands of a fellow passenger during a Bering Sea cruise I took last year. They provide excellent insulation from the wet and the cold. Since they are thick, there is not going to be fine dexterity or sensitivity with them, but you will be comfortable holding a pole in the cold.
504584
Yes, for me in about 35+ degrees their breathable, but not well insulated so the hands get pretty cold still.