Flyers Mittens Extreme Weather Medium: Unbeatable Protection for Harsh Conditions Review

This is my second purchase of these gloves. Bought for the first time for my son and husband. They were mad with warmth. Thought I'd better buy a second pair for my husband since he rakes 4 of our homes and it's getting really cold here in Illinois. I will buy again!

These are very high quality military gloves. However, the questions about the product above suggest that a size L or XL arm would fit nicely in these medium size mittens and maybe add some extra room? That's totally wrong. I have an L hand size and it doesn't fit my size M mittens as stated above. The fingers and thumb rest on the front edge of the earbuds, which appear 1/2" to 1.0" shorter. I can't reach into my gloves and balaclava and make a fist because my fingers don't have enough room…

I bought a medium - they are huge. how to wear mittens with thumbtacks. Gloves can be worn underneath. and on a really cold day I would recommend it. My hands still felt a bit cold when wearing it. but it was windy and around 20f. When they're on, you can't really hold anything. and I find they want to slip away. while the back is furry, it's a bit rough. They are a little lighter than the photo, like a light camel color. camo sleeves the inside is very smooth - too smooth. hard to hold a hand…

I really like these things, I will buy another pair, found something but found under other listings. So I was excited, got a pair. Haven't seen or used them in ages so I'm hooked. The only differences between them and the older ones are mainly the fabric used in the glove or the part that covers the wrist - the older ones are heavier fabric-like, these use more nylon than a combination of fabric and nylon. They seem to be more durable while the old ones seem warmer so they aren't any better…

These gloves are great. Durable mittens for prolonged exposure to extreme cold. The only problem is that they can be a bit roomy inside, so your fingertips can get cold over time. So I highly recommend getting a pair of these tight stretch gloves for extra insulation. The fur (or whatever) on the back of the glove really comes in handy when you need to dry your face in the cold but don't want to take your gloves off. These big gloves are also difficult to accomplish certain tasks, but that's…

I wanted to love her so bad but I have reservations. All in all these are good mittens and I'm glad I have them. I think they'll come in handy when it gets really cold and I don't need a lot of dexterity. I think they would be good for snow clearing, leather palms seem up to the task. But there were a few "surprises" when I received the item. First the pros: - Very well built. I can say that they will last a very, very long time. Durable leather and canvas construction. The back of the mitten…

These are real frozen mittens or mittens. They are super warm, voluminous and robust. Adding silk lined gloves would make them even warmer and less itchy for people who find wool itchy. The pair I received was in perfect new condition and came to me very quickly from this seller. These mittens can't be beat for the price and they'll last for decades. They are not elegant or sexy, just warm.

I wore similar mittens while serving in Alaska near the Arctic Circle. I was assigned to AFS Murphy Dome, a radar site maintained by Army radar operators while the Air Force handled everything else. I was the PR officer there. The arctic gear we received at Elmendorf Air Base consisted of an Artic parka jacket, Artic pants, Artic boots, and Artic mittens. But the mittens were a little different. Arctic gauntlets issued by the Air Force were made of thicker dark brown leather. The leather of…

good mittens, wore the trigger finger last year, they feel better, first worn at 15 degrees. Oh yes, I was warm and comfortable. I'm not saving them for this winter. They are designed for outdoor use. These aren't pull-on gloves, these are the big extreme cold gloves we have here in New England.