Review on Warm and Cozy Thinsulate Thick Knitted Mitten Gloves - Perfect for Winter by John Roberts

FYI: I measured my hands according to the size chart, and the result was just under 8 inches, so I thought it would be roomy gloves considering the size chart says I shouldn't wear them more than a little. Either the size chart is wrong or these gloves run small because I ordered size S/M and they barely fit. At first I was concerned about this because usually when it's either very windy or the temperature is below 10 degrees Fahrenheit, thick winter gloves need to be lined with silk gloves, hands get cold very quickly. and so far my hands have stayed warm enough not to be sick. In fact, I've worn gloves of this design for many years and they are the warmest mittens I've ever owned and also seem to be the most windproof (I've never had fully windproof mittens, but they're a lot better than others). The finger part of the glove definitely has a Thinsulate lining. I couldn't wear them in temperatures above 40 degrees as they would be too warm! Great cold weather gloves for people whose hands are constantly cold. It's important to realize that with Thinsulate liners, the warmer your fingers are when you put them in gloves, the better the liner will work. If your hands are already very cold (e.g. if you have taken your gloves off for a while or if this is your first time going outside without gloves), put on gloves and then put your gloved hands in your hands. coat pockets, and over time your hands will get warm.