Review on 🏃 TrailHeads Running Gloves: Lightweight & Touchscreen-Friendly for Enhanced Performance by Jason Rodman

I work at school soccer games in the winter, so I need warm clothes. I can't grab the soccer referee's flags with the big, thick gloves, so I needed a thinner glove to do that with. The problem is that you sacrifice warmth to be able to move your hands (mittens versus thin gloves). These gloves are fine. They offer a lot of movement but there are some imperfections that led to 3 stars. Disadvantages / Limitations - The glove is not long. This means there is a gap between the glove and the shirt. Half an inch longer would be better and your shirt might overlap with the glove. Your hands freeze after ten minutes outdoors. The glove is best suited for the type of run you are in and your hands will naturally be warm. When you stand outside with these gloves, the heat escapes and the cold penetrates the gloves. The heat goes. These are not very insulated gloves that keep you warm (like mittens). Overall: These gloves are best for people who plan to do intense outdoor exercise (runners or judges). You have gloves that protect you from the wind and slightly limit heat loss and cold penetration. If you're going to be outside to watch a game for a long time, I would recommend wearing them with a pair of mittens. up (then your hands will get surprisingly warm). However, what kills the rating of these gloves is the fact that the glove doesn't stretch towards your wrist (it's not long enough), which creates a gap and cools your wrists.