Review on 🧤 Warmth and Flexibility Combined: Minus33 Merino Wool Fingerless Gloves" by Young Toulson

Excellent LIGHT gloves. If you like hiking and keep your hands in your pockets, perfect. If you use your hands to work, they won't last long. I understand that merino wool is amazing, but it's also delicate. I noticed that some fingers were missing the proper knots to tie the fingertips, which I believe should be the primary quality issue. Not sure if I bought 2 pairs on purpose or if this is what is advertised. So I decided to wear a pair to work. I work in the forest, there is snow, it is cold in the forest. Also, I have to use my fingers to operate the devices and be able to record what I'm doing. The gloves keep you warm. Both hands got wet in the creek (at 31* Street) but hands are still warm. But with what I do in the field, they don't last a week. I don't do hard work either, just simple tasks. I wore a brand new pair in the field this morning and tonight they look worn. I took them off because they seem to stick to everything. These would be great base coat gloves. The use of "mechanic" type gloves is strictly forbidden. I will keep testing them and keep another pair. Great glove but tighten the knots on your fingers. For $20 I got 2 pairs of Merino wool gloves. Oh, and don't buy your normal size. I wear Large or X-Large with other gloves and bought Medium with these. Follow the size chart.