🧥 Cozy Winter Earmuffs: Black Fleece Warmers for Extra Warmth Review

They are cheap and fragile. They don't curl up into a ball for easy storage. They don't fit your ears exactly, I have a feeling they will fall off. Maybe if my head was bigger? I wear a medium sized motorcycle helmet and these muffs are still too big. They cover my ears but I'm not sure they will really work.

These earmuffs and a big red hat with a ball on it make a bearded redhead a popular Christmas classic. Suddenly I was hunting for silver and gold and befriended clay wild animals that spoke to me. As for the headphones, they held up well, looked good and were of good quality. It was worth the silver and gold I spent!

I like the light fleece behind the ear. It falls into that category and is adequate. Street vendors sell this guy in New York for $5. Here they are, but they don't fit well. So don't be blown away, especially since they cost upwards of $5, meaning sellers are likely to be able to get them for 50 cents on the dollar at most. So not a great price BUT if you want lightweight ear pads but don't want heavy bulky headphones they work really well. At 33 degrees is what I want. If it's 20F or less, I…

You get what you pay for. I'm only keeping it because I have a cold and need to walk my dogs and I need to use it now. It's like cheap flexible wire with very thin material on it. It probably won't warm anyone up. However, this will prevent cold air from getting directly into your ears. A knit hat pulled over the ears would work better.

I bought 4 of these - purple, red, khaki green and black - to wear with different coats and parkas. They were lifeguards this winter and I expect they will be for many years to come. Comfortable and very warm!

Bought these for my dad. He said he felt like they were falling all the time. My son has one and he said the same thing. I'm sure head sizes vary but you won't feel like they are snug fitting. Suitable for those who listen to music with headphones.