🧤 Medium Weight Chopper Mitten by FoxRiver - Unisex Design Review

These are mittens but they end at the cuff and when your thumbs just get caught on it it looks like they aren't attached. It's hard to find a basic mitten that's light enough for most winter runs. After trying them on, we bought a quarter of good fleece at a fabric store, circled an old mitten, and made two pairs. Much better, in every imaginable color and style (and much cheaper). Borrowed a sewing machine from the library. Anyone can do this; surprise yourself

I ordered these for my father. He told me nobody else makes chopper liners. So I surprised him and proved him wrong. They fit perfectly in his choppers, nice and warm.

I saw a review comparing them to orangatan gloves and I just laughed because I thought it was an exaggeration but I was wrong. When you put on a glove, there are at least 3-4 gaps between your fingertips and the top of the glove due to the location of the thumb hole. I have no idea how they got approved for shipping to customers. The gloves pictured are NOT the gloves you will receive. Don't waste your time especially when you use them as earbuds. There's such a gap at the end that they can't…

I need chopper gloves. These liners are good. You seem strong enough. A little thin but good for the job. If you're looking for warmth in the cold without work, maybe another pair if there's space. They are for working hands and they do. I have no complaints about quality, size or durability. The price is very good and they are very well made.

Fits true to size, I ordered a large. Everything is fine with warmth, it is better to use it as a rope than as a separate mitten. Worn alone as a mitten, it lasts at best into the 20s. The build quality is good.

You are warm! I'm impressed. I think they will go very well with my leather gloves! The quality where the thumb is could be better. I have small hands (size 7 I think) and the photos show they fit. The thumb is quite long. Should be good. Wool is amazing! I'm taking off a star because the edge isn't finished. I know wool is more resistant to tangling due to the nature of the fiber, but is it really that difficult to finish the edge of the cuff? Definitely good warm mittens!

Bought this last winter to keep my hands warm at night. The arthritis in my hands is getting worse. When I fell asleep with my hands on the blanket last winter, I was awakened by pain. I've tried some of the snug fitting fingerless gloves for arthritis but they didn't help with the cold. It worked. They're loose, comfortable, and warm enough to do the trick. No more waking up in pain.