🧤 Stay Warm and Stylish with Bruceriver Winter Gloves Thinsulate Melange Review

I have a young male with long fingers, wide arms and palms of what I think would be the hands of a tall basketball player - these gloves seem to fall large and are perfect for him, especially as the gloves are stretchy and conform to the shape. They keep hands warm and not wet during outdoor activities and also bring in wood, Thinsulate works well. Thinsulate feels warm and protective when the gloves are on. Love the design although it's simple yet classic - thick dark gray jersey with a pop of

Most of these gloves are very good. As a teenager, where I've been living lately, we've had a few temporary break-ins and they've done their job in terms of warmth and comfort. In 18-degree weather, hands didn't freeze at all. They fit very well. I suppose my main complaint against them is trying to hold onto something. I'm not sure if it's because they're so thick or because they don't have a grip on the palms. The various and numerous door handles around my house are metal and trying to turn…

I'm one of those people who avoid wearing gloves if they don't have them. I don't like how they often restrict the use of my hands. But as I get older my hands get colder and I'm working on finding what works for me. These fit the bill! They're very warm—they kept my hands warm during this rather cold New England fall—but they're thin enough that I can still manipulate things with my hands. You look very pretty too! I love the mottled look and the stripes on the wrists. These are men's gloves…

These Bruceriver men's knitted winter gloves make a very good pair of warm winter gloves. The Thinsulate material is translucent enough that you can easily handle almost anything with these gloves. And the wool style will keep you warm during the coldest months. While I really like these gloves, they're actually pretty generic and to be honest I've seen a lot of very similar gloves. and there's really nothing special about them. However, they work very well as Thinsulate gloves and I recommend…