🏃 Enhance Safety and Performance with Nike Thermal Running NRGJ6082 001 Reflective Review

I was tired when I ordered the XL. My arms are huge but they're not too tight. I wore them when it was about 40 degrees F outside and they kept my hands warm. Fleece material is nice. There's a key pocket on the palm, which I don't like, but they tried. (I do the shoelace trick).

I have Raynaud shoes so walking can be painful for my hands even in cold weather. This kept my arms very comfortable up to 30 degrees and allowed me to run in temperatures below 20 degrees. They're a little pricey, but I'm very happy with the warmth, comfort, and fit of these gloves.

Probably the warmest and most comfortable running gloves I own. This winter I've run in temperatures up to 18 degrees and this pair of gloves keeps my hands warm. I definitely recommend them for avid runners.

My only gloves for running in cold weather. I keep buying them - not that they need replacing - I just lose them after a while. Great all round gloves when you don't need to grip anything or get very wet. NOT suitable for driving. Used in 18 degree winds up to 50 with comfort for a 3-5 mile run. Nice touch screen function. Not the best. They were originally given away and have stayed loyal ever since, no point in buying cheaper. You get what you pay for. 6 times a week you want to focus on your

I used these for running at around 15 degrees (Fahrenheit). It might have pushed me a little, but they got me going. These gloves are primarily fleece - there's no windproof material, but that wasn't a problem for me. They seem to be relatively durable. I managed to buy them for $10. I don't know if I would pay more than $20 for them but they seem to get the job done.

I bought these gloves hoping to avoid Raynaud episodes while running this winter. I already had a pair of thinner, lighter running gloves that I really liked for cooler weather, so I figured these "thermal" gloves might be just the ticket. Unfortunately, I found that they warmed my fingers a little when the temperature was below 35-40 degrees, ie close to zero. However, to be fair, they performed just as well as the more expensive Women's Mountain Hardwear Winter Momentum Running Glove. Best of

Excellent fit and feel. These gloves are perfect for me at around 15°F, they are wind resistant yet breathable! They have accompanied me on over 30 runs and show no signs of wear.