Good for Cold, Not my Fav
351797
I live in the south and it's too hot 9 months out of the year to use these. Also, the pillow cases attract hair so I use a smooth pillow case instead of these. If you live in a cold climate, you might appreciate these more. I personally like the smooth feeling of regular sheets. I wouldn't buy these again. That is just me.
1484305
Looks good but not your best bet for those  very cold days
256294
I purchased them for my husband.  His hands are very susceptible to the cold, but he doesn't like the thick gloves to do chores.  These are okay for a not-freezing-day, but he doesn't get  much good out of them when it's really cold out there.
3380052
These socks look super thick, but after wearing them for a day in New York at 36 degrees, my toes were cold.  For the record, I also had one pair of winter socks beneath them and knitted Uggs boots.  I did not walk in any snow.  And I was not directly outside for longer than 5 minutes.

Upon closer inspection, the lining is not full fleece.  It is more like fuzz over the sock.  So it feels kind of cozy, but not really warm.  These might be great for around the house, but not for frigid weather.  I would not purchase again.
494295
Ok in a pinch but annoying because the are not really cold and don't stay cold for long. Will do if you really need something portable and disposable but  not great if you need a really cold pack that lasts.
3961964
My second pair. I don't believe they are as effective as the old version. Wore them on a 26 degree morning. The thumbs were cool to cold and that has always been a problem with these gloves. When it gets below zero I don't expect them to perform well. Not sure why they don't add some leather over the tops of the finger tips and especially the thumb. Also the double battery is awkward and hard to install.
524005
Not as warm as other liners I've had. I have excellent outer gloves. My fingertips and thumb froze inside the liners while out snowboarding on a 15 degree day. I like Dakine liners better, but lost one and was trying to find a good replacement since my Dakines came inclusive of the Scout gloves.
I've worn these liners while running on a 28 degree day, and it seemed ok. They're not really windproof, just resistant. Better than bare hands on chilly walks with the dog.
3278685
I've been wearing these when there was snow out, freezing, or pretty close to it and then on warmer days too. My hands have stayed warm enough in them. My rides aren't usually much longer than 20 minutes long. I can still feel my fingers on freezing days, even though my hands are cold. For not being cold weather gloves they work well enough. On semi warmer days they've been good too. Construct is decent. They are are used daily and for being less than a month old they are started to have a little fraying come up from some of the padding. That is disappointing.
Purchased them for the padding, seems thick enough and the top knuckle guard is solid but not really wide enough.

Overall I'm glad I bought them.
3179268
These gloves do a pretty good job, but when it gets down to 30 and below, the warmth doesn't last long. I usually layer some cheapie dollar gloves under them when it gets to be real Chicago winter time, and even so, I stuff my hands in my pockets at stop lights to rewarm them. I do love that they have a soft patch of material at, sorry, I don't know how else to put this, but the crotch of your hand between your thumb and forefinger. When I ride in the cold, my nose runs, and as gross as it may be, that soft material is perfect for wiping your nose.
4453616
The coat seems pretty warm for the low 30s (haven't tested it in anything colder), yet not quite as warm as say an Adidas climafrost puffy jacket.  My biggest gripe is the fit.  It's pretty baggy in the midsection (not sure what that other reviewer was talking about), the wrist openings and waist are a bit too loose, so air tends to come in. Also very shiny- kinda like a black plastic bag.  Not really my cup of tee, but might keep it since I bought it on sale for $45.
3231344
I find these shrugging down to my ankles and during sparring (jiu jitsu) I have to pull the fabric up a bit. Works well in the cold. Sucks taking them off when you're sweaty but still manageable. I also have "hockey legs / thighs" so I get a tighter fit than most people; which I prefer.
2756041
i was expecting more, they are fine for marginal cold weather, but after reading the reviews i thought they would be warmer. Not New England cold friendly.
1685562
These are great for warmth, but they only come up to my mid calf and for some reason I was thinking they would be a bit higher. They definitely do the job they are advertised to do, but this length is a one time buy for me I prefer the longer socks in winter. They are also a bit snug as I was hoping for a bulkier sock but I can clearly see in the picture they are more fitted so I take responsibility for not paying attention to what I was actually looking for in a low boot winter sock.
4091137
could be the cooler, but just don't seem to stay cold quite into afternoon of a long day
1850895
Good but not great.  I wore it on a day that the temp was in the 90's but "felt like 106".  I was mowing the lawn.  It kept me cooler but it didn't feel cold like I expected it to.  I kept wanting to use it for sweat since it was handy but it obviously isn't for that.
835550
the touchscreen feature works well but i don't really like how bulky the gloves feel. this is probably due to the synching on the backhand. hopefully isotoner will come up with a better fitting pair. they are definitely warm and keeps cold weather out (average temps highs 50s-60s, lows 20s-30s in winter where i live in January)
2582298
The jacket is decent. Doesn't keep you very warm. Probably good for chilly temps, but not extreme cold. Also when I reach forward or if I want to hug someone. It pulls across my shoulder blades. That's the only downfall. And I usually wear large/xlarge for my tops.