🧤 Warmth and Flexibility Combined: Minus33 Merino Wool Fingerless Gloves" Review

Excellent LIGHT gloves. If you like hiking and keep your hands in your pockets, perfect. If you use your hands to work, they won't last long. I understand that merino wool is amazing, but it's also delicate. I noticed that some fingers were missing the proper knots to tie the fingertips, which I believe should be the primary quality issue. Not sure if I bought 2 pairs on purpose or if this is what is advertised. So I decided to wear a pair to work. I work in the forest, there is snow, it is…

Posted on 3/6/18: The quality of these gloves is very HIGH! I ordered a medium size as most of my other gloves are the same size. However, these environments are just unbearable, they fit together so closely. I will order them again but instead of going to Large I will order X-Large. Material: The name says "merino wool", it's not! These gloves are almost as soft as merino, but in my opinion they are at least 90% PE fabric and 10% polyester. But that shouldn't stop you from studying them…

Bought a pair of these for my husband who works in the refrigeration shop during the winter. Arthritis and low temperatures made it difficult for him to work with small things. He also had trouble finding fingerless gloves to fit his large hands. I saw them and thought they sounded like better quality fingerless gloves that would last warmer and a little longer than the cheap ones he cut his fingers off. He loves them and they are perfect for him. You are exactly what he needs. It's only been a

I had a few pairs of these. I lost a pair before so I had to replace them. So far I haven't really had any major problems with either set. They are soft, warm, comfortable, don't itch like the ones in military gear stores etc. The fingerless tips give you dexterity in performing tasks and that's why I bought them and I really like them. I think the only complaint I have is universal and not unique to these gloves but seems to apply to all fingerless gloves. It seems that after wearing them long

They are comfortable and warm (I'll tell you: I use them in the office because I get cold every time the temperature is below 75F) and they definitely seem like an improvement over my acrylic gloves to be . Also, it's nice to know that I don't lose plastic fibers everywhere I go. Two things to look out for: There is a large fabric label and a glove care label inside one of the gloves. It's a little awkward so I trim it off with comb scissors so the cut end doesn't irritate my skin. Second, it…