C9 Champion Friendly Thinsulate XL: Maximum Comfort and Warmth for Extended Outdoor Adventures Review

These gloves were perfect for my son who wanted to wear gloves in cold working conditions but didn't want bulky heavy ski gloves. Gave him the warmth he needed without bulky ski gloves. Not sure how they will be in very cold outside air. Ideal for relieving colds.

I wear XL gloves but these fit like 2XL. They're soft, comfortable, and warm, but the touch element only works sometimes because I fit. I tried going up a size and they were too tight.

I have M/L because I have a medium golf glove. It fits well but people with big hands might be disappointed. There are also many different surfaces in terms of style. The touch function is difficult because the glove is not thin, so it is difficult to select a specific icon on the home screen.

I used to have Thinsulate gloves that were warm well below zero. With them, my fingers go numb at around +20 degrees. I bought them specifically to keep warm so they are no good.

The rating is based solely on my experience with the product. I have big hands and ordered them in size L/XL. These gloves are actually big enough to fit me! The gloves are thin and very soft and reminded me of children's gloves. They are made from 3M Thinsulate so are warmer than I expected but still not enough for very cold weather. The wind goes right through them. A better description would be cold weather gloves. There is a special thin plastic on the palms and lining of the index finger…

It's handy, they're probably warm unless you first use them during the Minnesota cold spell, which lasted a month and averaged -35 to -50 with winds. My husband's palms were warm but his fingers were always cold, he didn't really feel like they felt much better even in normal MN cold (near freezing or single digit weather for finger cold), so for a normal place, that doesn't get very cold is probably great, but I'd probably turn it down if you live in a very cold place, maybe we just didn't get