🔥 Seirus Innovation 2116 Heatwave Technology Men's Gloves & Mittens Accessories Review

Love these gloves. This is my favorite pair of gloves. They are lightweight but can work in cold weather. I keep them in my bag all year round. I originally bought them on the Air Force exchange a few years ago. I wore them more often during the COVID-19 period. I lost one and couldn't find that particular style again. I haven't been happy with a few replacement styles I've tried. So I looked at Revain. enough said. So yeah, I'm happy again.

I am 60 years old, have arthritis and poor circulation in both hands. I use a small hand warmer with activated air inside under the palm and then Gorilla's Gloves as the last layer. It keeps my hands and fingers warm all day and thin enough to allow me full dexterity with both hands. ABSOLUTELY the warmest and thinnest liner gloves I've ever tried. 4 stars because they are NOT heavily constructed and if you don't carefully remove them they look like they will tear.

I finally figured out how to keep my hands warm in winter! I spend a lot of time outdoors as a nature photographer in 10-30 degree weather and have never been satisfied with gloves. I need to be able to wear gloves that aren't too thick to work with the camera, but thin gloves just don't keep my hands warm without extra hand warmers. Then I discovered these glove liners and saw what a difference! They're light and comfortable, allowing me to wear them under my thinnest gloves, and they double…

The reflective material in these gloves doesn't seem to do any good as they are no warmer than similar liners without it. I also had a stitch that came undone on one of them after just a month or two. However, they are still in use. I pinned the seam and instead of using it as a lining I wore it over a pair of knitted gloves to protect it from the wind. At least it wasn't a total loss.

These gloves work exactly as promised. I'm willing to order a second pair because they really do work that well, even with the stitching ripping halfway around the glove (I've been using them like this for almost a year). I regularly use them as glove liners during the winter ski season. They're especially great if you're using a cellphone or setting up equipment and don't want your hands to get cold, or don't feel like fiddling with thick AF gloves. But yes. They completely fall apart at the…