Do these liners heat the palm side or the top side of your hands?
1873647
These actually heat around the perimeter of the hand (think tracing around your hand to make a turkey picture as a kid.) There is no top or bottom palm elements, but the heat is well distributed, and my hands stay warm inside my gloves.
872671
They are not bad. You hands do get sweaty. These are the only gloves I've ever had so I don't have anything to compare them too.
1379612
You get one pair of liners with the gloves. But they are just a plastic medium square of plastic. I've used mine several times and just wash them out. I amj also lucky because I have a box of 100 plastic gloves left over from when I was taking care of my deceased husband. I also color my hair and never use the gloves that come with them and can use them also. It is not a big deal, you can even use plastic wrap if you want. If you don't use a hand cream with your treatment, you can just wipe the inside with a Wet One ore the baby wipes. It hasn't been a problem for me, and the relief I get from them is well worth any inconvenience about the liners. In the winter when my arthritis kicks in, they are a lifesaver for me. I also bought the Homedics Para Spa where you dip your hand into the hot wax. This is also great for my hands. I hope I've answered your question satisfactorily.
2142254
actually you are supposed to apply directly with your fingers to apply heat from your fingers along with friction, but this better than snoseal because it allows the leather to breathe unlike snoseal which is like putting rubber in your leather
966697
Great liners, and they work amazingly for their thinness. I just used these for winter camping up in the North Woods of Wisconsin. During four days in the great outdoors, using these in conjunction with non-insulated windproof gloves, my hands stayed warm and toasty. Even after my gloves got wringing wet, my hands stayed warm. Wrung out the gloves, put them back on, felt the cold dampness for a minute ,than the liner started doing its job, trapping body heat and keeping moisture away from my skin. Wearing the same gloves without the liners, while stringing Christmas lights for 4 hours, my hands used to get cold, but not anymore. These things really work. Great liners, and they work amazingly for their thinness. I just used these for winter camping up in the North Woods of Wisconsin. During four days in the great outdoors, using these in conjunction with non-insulated windproof gloves, my hands stayed warm and toasty. Even after my gloves got wringing wet, my hands stayed warm. Wrung out the gloves, put them back on, felt the cold dampness for a minute ,than the liner started doing its job, trapping body heat and keeping moisture away from my skin. Wearing the same gloves without the liners, while stringing Christmas lights for 4 hours, my... » Read More Great liners, and they work amazingly for their thinness. I just used these for winter camping up in the North Woods of Wisconsin. During four days in the great outdoors, using these in conjunction with non-insulated windproof gloves, my hands stayed warm and toasty. Even after my gloves got wringing wet, my hands stayed warm. Wrung out the gloves, put them back on, felt the cold dampness for a minute ,than the liner started doing its job, trapping body heat and keeping moisture away from my skin. Wearing the same gloves without the liners, while stringing Christmas lights for 4 hours, my hands used to get cold, but not anymore. These things really work. « Show Less
1799383
It is hot on top, naturally, and the sides are warm but not hot. I could lay my hand on the sides without any discomfort.
364409
I use them in Fl daily when I play tennis. They prevent sunburn by blocking UV rays (reason I use them). Because you sweat, the high rate of evaporation actually makes it feel that it cools your arms. Would much rather wear these than wear a long sleeve tennis shirt which makes you much warmer.
1515074
Normally yes - they are only warm to the touch. But if you leave them on too long they can get hot to the touch. Good luck!
90203
I have the black ones and I live in Florida, south Florida, and I can assure you that you will NOT feel hot wearing these. If, for example, you are wearing a cotton Hanes T-shirt with short sleeves, these "sleeves" can be worn down to your mid-knckles and go all the way up to your short sleeve t-shirt and then some; and I don't have short arms; I don't have orangutan arms either, but I would say for a female, my arms might be slightly longer than average; I am 5'8" tall, and my arms are may be a little under average in width, but these sleeves will stretch to accommodate, and WILL NOT be uncomfortable or make you feel like the blood has stopped flowing through your arms; once you yank them up high enough, and pull them down to dover the major part of your hand, you won't even feel them; sometimes I have to pull them down further on my knuckles if grasp something, but that is so minor; they are GREAT, and I am extremely picky... Hope this helps...(I have no affiliation with this Company, but wish I did, then I would get their entire line) p.s. white will get dirty, I think, but it will only take a second to try them...But I have only the black ones and wear them every time I go out. And they show no wear. And they only take a second to put on, I don't have much patience for long laborious dressing tasks...
196819
I never really noticed. Why does that matter? You're working out and they feel comfortable and properly cushion your hand. The only thing I've seen is that the edges around the wrist area absorb a little sweat. I use the natural coloured one and would not have noticed this as much with the black gloves but I still like the colour I chose. :)
1460097
A little bit, since they have a dimpled texture. They do seem to make your hands feel cooler though.
181626
There is only one warmer in each packet. I prefer the hand and body size over just the hand warmer size, as they provide more heat and stay warmer longer. I have pockets inside the upper part of my coveralls where I place the hand warmers and they keep you warm all day. If you are going to use them in your gloves it is best to slip them In your gloves on the back of your hands.
292616
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.
79253
I use my fingers. Clean them first, and try to rub hard enough that you generate a little heat.
294730
Temperature wise they would be good, but for fireplaces I prefer the longer traditional thick leather lined gloves. They defintely have higher temperature range, but your lower arm is a little exposed in fireplace scenario.
872669
They DEFINITELY do! They have a lot of ventilation around the palms of your hands. This helps with sweating and also makes the gloves a lot less stinky after a good training session than other gloves.
5577
I used them for a week in Montreal, Quebec, last Christmas when the temps there were -15 to -18 F during the day. My hands were always warm and I would recommend them highly. One problem was getting them dry inside from perspiration. It was impossible to turn them inside-out, so I just used a hair dryer, and it took a while!