🧤 FREETOO Winter Gloves for Women - Windproof with Thermal Fleece Lining, [Anti-Slip] Touchscreen Running Gloves for Cold Weather Review

Walk in cold weather 35° for 40 min. Hands were perfect. Not cold at all. i have big hands The medium was comfortable but not uncomfortable. I will use them all season long.

Bought for work. I'm a restaurant manager who has to put cold food in the freezer...don't even hold it for a minute and the ice goes right through these supposedly waterproof gloves. Definitely not worth the price.

Good for cool/cold weather. maybe a trip to the advantage. Worn in Colorado in 30 degree weather they kept my hands warm but I fell and they got wet. I went skiing with them and my hands are frozen. Also, they're just for warm comfort, but a great pair. I would take a few more.

Sizing was a little difficult at first as I have fairly small hands (6.5 inches from heel to toe). I got the small ones first and they were finnee but too tight. I was worried the carrier would be too big but the company was very nice and was able to help me get the right size. The environments are PERFECT and the touchscreen feature works so well!

I bought this for my sister. She uses it when they go somewhere or work on a website. She finds that warm gloves made from high-quality stretch material offer a natural fit and great flexibility. She told me that it doesn't let the rain through right away, and the finger seam material is breathable and warm, not stuffy and doesn't sweat. She can use them while cycling, running and shoveling snow.

These FREETOO women's winter gloves are soft and stretchy and have a warm fleece lining. They do not slip while driving and have tactile fingers. I like the little latch that keeps them together when not in use so you don't get lost. They are lightweight and have a narrow wrist for snow protection. Very good. They are dense but not too thick. I'm happy with that.

You look good. They are very small - imagine an 8-year-old child with mostly long fingers. But the real downside of these gloves is that they don't keep your hands warm. I wore them for an hour-long walk in about 38 degrees Fahrenheit, and I had to take my fingers out, clench them in my palms, and put them in my pockets for the rest of the walk to be bearable as well. Not warm. B. Everything. i give them back Don't buy them unless you live in the tropics.

I chose these because I don't need heavy gloves when shooting football matches in colder weather. Although they are comfortable, have a good grip and are pleasant, and microfiber for electronics suits me perfectly, they did not warm my hands very much. My fingertips were cold all evening, and the only way to warm my hands is to put them in my pockets. They are good and great for driving and quick trips, but not for long stays outdoors.