🧤 Heat Factory Women's Fleece-Lined Ragg Wool Gloves with Fold-Back Finger Caps and Hand Heat Warmer Pockets Review

This is amazing - but a few notes: You're amazingly hot - but that hot handbag, yes, it doesn't hold up very well - if you're a flamboyant hands-on speaker like me, You'll punch Ned's grandfather right in the face in a Packer game when you try to explain to him the cheerful new sweater you bought for your 36-pound mongrel. I walk dogs so the fact that I can attach a leash is great, but the thumb valve doesn't do anything. It just swings down to give you that blast of icy Wisconsin air right in…

I LOVE these gloves! Very warm. The only thing is that they are a little tighter than I expected. (I have a wife). Hand warmers do NOT fit women's sizes very easily. They hardly fit. If you like looser gloves and want to use hand warmers I would recommend the mens. Women fit me, but they just fit, and I have thin hands and fingers. EDIT: I downgraded from 5 to 3 stars. Rating because the part where you put the heat pack fell apart so the fleece part doesn't fit well on the inside of the glove…

I really like these gloves but had to make some changes. First, there are velcro straps all over the place (even the thumb!) which I find just silly. So I tried/had to remove the velcro. In doing so I accidentally cut the thumb of the mitten and had to repair it. Oh good. I also found the way the top stays on your fingers is not that secure. Haven't used them on snow yet but I don't think they will be as effective. I think it's great for running, but not so great when you're actually doing…

I bought a pair of gloves very similar to these from a gear store many years ago and I LOVED them but they disappeared a few years ago when I moved. I chose these because, unlike the other pair, you can also fold your thumbs back. They are made very cheaply. The fleece lining on the inside isn't sewn properly so you have to fumble around to get your fingers in the right holes every time you put them on. I also bought them a size smaller, but that was my fault, not the seller. However, Velcro…

I am very disappointed in these gloves and am returning them. I'm a woman with medium to large hands but have never had an issue with gloves. First, these gloves are very bulky. And I mean massive. I also found that they are very small when the flap is over the fingers (and without the heating pad in place). There was absolutely no mobility - I couldn't stretch my fingers from side to side at all. They were immediately uncomfortable to wear for the few seconds I wore them. And as mentioned in…

I bought these because you can lift the top and use your fingers when needed. Unfortunately, they were so bulky that I felt uncomfortable wearing them. A thermal pack bag would have been useful if I carried more of these, but basically the bag just made it difficult to slide the flap over my fingers. The velcro that was supposed to hold the flap open was also constantly sticking to things like my scarf. In addition, the construction was of poor quality. Pieces of yarn stuck out everywhere. If I

NOT worth the money these gloves are absolutely useless. Train not long ago. Unfortunately I can't find them anywhere to buy a new set. When I found them I thought they looked good and made a great replacement. I was very wrong. The knitting is bad, the knots are not tied properly, so they immediately began to unravel. Then another area where the thumb is bent, the knitting was done wrong and there is a big gap. Fits snugly in a LADIES glove. I have what I consider medium sized hands; Not…

I bought these hoping to use for hunting. First let me say they get 4.5 stars if you plan on using them as mittens, doing little to no work but maybe standing around a campfire. Otherwise.1. These gloves are very thick. The palm/thumb/wrist area is really thick. Once you have the flap portion of the mitten folded over your fingers, your hands are effectively useless due to the combined thickness of the glove material surrounding each finger plus two layers of mitten face fabric (two layers due…