🧤 Vgo Thinsulate Winter Gloves: Stay Warm in Style with Orange Color Review

Nice looking gloves I used while clearing snow in Chicago. The temperature outside was 12C and while my hands were warm, these gloves did little to keep my fingers from freezing. You can walk your dog in it if I can use my jacket pockets. Also remember that the gloves are short, just above the wrists so they don't block snow. I should have checked the length before I bought it. They are therefore well suited as work gloves, but not for working in the snow.

I run a freezer at a grocery store, am always trying new and different types of gloves for work, but have yet to find a pair that fits my little hands and keeps my hands warm. The Vgo gloves were small and didn't stay on hands. If you. It could have been tightened around the wrist, it would have been much better, but the fingertips were too long, especially the pinky. The touchscreen does not work with large fingertips. As soon as I got out of them, the gloves were torn to pieces. Although they

I work as a building materials renovator and drive a forklift all year round in all weathers. I got these based on reviews and general satisfaction from others, mostly talking about how waterproof and comfortable they are. They fit well, are comfortable to wear and were initially warm. When I first brought her to work, it was 38 degrees, windy and rainy. They only lasted 30-45 minutes and my hands were starting to get really cold because these gloves were basically holding water! After 3 hours…