🧤 Compression Lightweight Running Gloves for Men - Enhance Your Active Accessories Review

I've only worn them once but I liked them so much I immediately ordered two more pairs. I had several Manzella gloves that I liked for running, but three of those four gloves ended up in the wash. They don't make them like that anymore, so I decided to give it a try. They are advertised as running gloves that are lightweight and very absorbent. They are not and do not pretend to be warm gloves, but they do protect hands from the wind and cold. A blend of silk and spandex provides a smooth, snug

In my opinion, inner gloves are usually an example of less is more. And immediately you will notice that they are very thin and light. If you're looking for real warmth, they won't help much on their own. But I didn't buy them for freezing cold weather, I bought them to protect my hands from the cold wind during walks, runs and short trips outdoors where I still needed maximum dexterity. They don't have additional features like a rubberized grip or touchscreen compatibility. I do not care. I…

I can't believe it! I got two pairs from the same place but one of them is fake. These are completely different products. It's a scrub, even I haven't used it. To make matters worse, the brand symbol is upside down.

Good gloves for the price. Size chart fits me. Fits snug but not too tight and the finger length is just right for me. My palm is 9 inches, my index finger is 3-1/8 inches long (see photo) and the large size fits great. However, it is not compatible with touch screen.

I'll wait until it gets a little cold, then we'll see how they behave. You look good. Update 1 year later: Wore them all winter in Southwest Virginia in colder weather. Actually good performance in normal running at gears 25-40. Again for the price. You really can't beat them and they are soft on the nose. Washed 5 times, the seams are not lost.

At first I thought I had a great product. I've worn these comfortable, lightweight gloves several times while running. I've worn them in temperatures below 15 degrees and after warming up my hands stayed warm. It's only been a few weeks, worn 10 times and a hole has already formed in the right glove in my palm. I don't use them for anything other than running, so there's no reason they should be falling apart yet.

Glove pads arrived on time and as described. I use them as a base layer when my hands are exposed to such cold temperatures that my gloves or mittens aren't keeping my hands warm on their own. layering works. They wick away moisture well. The earbuds can also be used as a standalone pair in less challenging situations, e.g. B. on a cold, frosty day when driving with gloves on a cold steering wheel. When the weather is just cool and I'm cycling they work well on their own and I can maneuver my…

I really like these gloves. This is my second pair. Keep in mind these are not the warmest gloves out there. I use them for running in winter and my hand is cold (especially at the beginning of a run) when the temperature is below 30. I would not recommend them as regular cold weather gloves unless you are very active. However, this is one of my winter running gloves. Also remember that these are not touchscreen gloves. Rather, they offer a good fit, a decent amount of warmth and even a pad…

Customer Reviews, Joseph Lupoli: These liner gloves aren't as thin as you might think, although I don't recommend wearing them as overhead gloves. But for the purpose they were designed for (as an inner lining for winter gloves/mittens) they offer excellent value for money. And they are comfortable. So unless you're wearing state-of-the-art Arctic exploration gloves, the biting winter chill sometimes accompanies too much wind, and your decent but standard gloves don't quite do the job. Then…