I use them for cycling as well as walking as they are the only gloves that keep my hands warm when wet.
John
03/05/2011 08:00:34
Rating : 5
As someone who suffers badly from cold fingers these are my miracle cure for winter. Using them with a pair of thin gloves keeps my fingers toasty in wet & windy conditions
Elaina
13/02/2011 13:20:17
Rating : 5
the best gloves ive ever had. in freezing temperatures they are warm and dry without inners. they allow your skin to breath, hand have the just out of bed dry warmth!
james
05/11/2010 15:15:32
Rating : 5
These cant be beaten when worn over a thinner, waterproof and windproof pair of gloves. Then the layer of ice really does form on them and work...old ideas are still the best.
Rebecca Sowden
17/02/2010 19:22:21
Rating : 4
These are not the most fashionable mitts but for functionality, they are brilliant. Ive recently come back from a mountaineering weekend in Scotland and used these mitts on a couple of occasions when the weather took a turn for the worse. They were great whilst climbing as ice/snow would form on the gloves and help keep them insulated. I used them with a thin pair of liner golves and they worked perfectly. These are great back up gloves for when the temperature drops and cannot be faulted for great value.
Iain Pearson
11/02/2010 14:28:49
Rating : 4
I suffer from a mild form of Raynauds syndrome and if my fingers get cold they become very painful and take ages to rewarm. On a skiing holiday last week I wore the mitts ,with thin undergloves, on a day that was cold with snow falling.Even though the mitts had snow on them they kept my hands warm and painfree. Good value for money.
Leigh Lawrance
17/01/2010 16:09:16
Rating : 5
Good old fashioned mitts that have had a good testing in the recent weather. They are a bit "hard" initially, not as soft as I expected wool to be. They are much more windproof and have done a good job with wet snow. Im pleased.
Jim
14/01/2010 19:00:04
Rating : 3
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