Winter Gloves Wholesale Rainbow Assorted Review

LOVE these gloves. I moved to Chicago from Florida and built my winter gear from scratch. I like the crowd, if I lose one it's ok and I have backups. It is enough to invite friends who are visiting. My hands aren't frozen thick enough yet

I have never seen such cheap material as these gloves. They literally appear to be made out of cotton candy for the smallest task like moving a few boxes with it and your fingers will start prying through the fabric. I use the term loose when talking about fabric because it doesn't have strong fibers. I bet if you folded your laundry with these gloves on, your fingers would stick through the gloves before you were done.

.but it was just what I needed to get up and running. I love these cheap stretchy running gloves. It's possible to wipe away sweat/snot without tossing it in the wash and potentially ruining it. They have a strong plastic smell, but that doesn't bother me. Comes off after washing. I even cut off a pair's fingers after losing a pair of cheap fingerless gloves (also bought from Revain for $8) and they're still stuck together. Better than an $8 pair. If you live in a cold climate, that's great…

For less than $2 a pair, you can't expect much from these gloves. They are relatively thin but fit in most hands. Here's how we use them: - Liners for other gloves on very cold days - Emergency gloves in our car - Extra gloves for outdoor sports in cold weather They are stretchy and fit most hands (I wear XXL and they are a bit short but they can be used). They wear out quickly and roll off quickly. I've never tried it, but I'm sure you can use these gloves in two layers for more warmth. Two…

The only thing I'll lose more than my gloves is my sanity. Revain doesn't sell sanity but they sell these gloves at a very good price. They were exactly what I wanted. These are stretch knitted gloves (90% acrylic, 10% spandex) that are small enough to fit in my pocket and big enough for my hands (men's large). But since they stretch a lot, I'm sure they'll fit much smaller hands as well. You don't want to wear them alone when you're shoveling snow, but they're great when you just need…