TrailHeads Hi Vis Convertible Running Gloves Review

I find they work quite well. A couple of notes, I haven't had any issues with stitching or wear. They are not intended for anything other than running. No push ups, no workout, no wear and tear for everyday use, if you do they won't last long. Any cold-weather runner knows you need a thin, breathable layer to cover your hands, NOT a thick, heavy-duty glove. If you're expecting anything other than what it's designed for, I suspect the fabric and stitching will soon begin to unravel. My complaint

As someone with Raynaud's (circulatory problems in arms and legs, mostly related to cold weather) I was looking for gloves with mittens for running in PNW fall and winter (mostly it's damp and cold in the morning/afternoon). While I liked the lightness of the glove material, I was disappointed that the glove lining was fleece. If I had seen it in the description I might not have bought it. I could say I could never wear them in the rain. A shell liner would have been much better. Even at 35…

I admit that I was disappointed at first when I opened the packaging. I thought they forgot to send one of the gloves. It just seemed too easy. When I realized it was two gloves, disappointment was replaced by skepticism. How can something so light be warm? Well, here are the gloves. I am a runner (15 marathons now) and have not found gloves that will keep my hands warm in the cold. I think that without the foldable "glove" of these gloves I would still be cold. But with the mitten on, my hands

I've been wearing these gloves for a few weeks now, running in 35-40 degrees before sunrise. This morning I started about two hours and fifteen minutes before sunrise. The gloves kept both hands warm for about an hour and forty-five minutes. At that point I had to put another glove on my right hand because of the cold. (I had to take off my right glove once or twice to make calls.) The left glove kept my hand warm for about two and a half hours before I had to change to another. If you don't…