EEM Knitted Gloves with Thinsulate Thermal Technology Review

We've been in extreme cold before this year and my hands felt warm and comfortable in these insulated Thinsulate gloves. You will love your numbers. They have a bit more length that easily tucks into my jacket sleeves. I want to buy more than one pair of these. Actually I think I will.

I like these gloves but the XXL I ordered looks more like XL. I can wear them but they are tighter than any other XXL gloves I've had.

I made the mistake of buying other thin gloves and they were useless so I bought these which are much thicker and much warmer. I was going to use them in other gloves but they are too thick unless you have mittens. But I found they were fine on their own in sub-zero conditions, and they were good in the wind too.

Bought these to replace an ancient pair of fleece gloves I've had for 5 years. I've spent at least $200 on multiple attempts to get the same heat. All I have to show is about 5 pairs of gloves sent to Goodwill. It's perfect. Knitted outside, polar fleece lining. Bought two more pairs.

It was freezing outside and not counting the wind, but my hands were nice and warm in these wool gloves. The only downside is that they were made in communist China!