Anqier Winter Warm Gloves Windpr... vs TrailHeads Convertible Running G...

The gloves fit perfectly. The rubbery patterns in the palm makes it easy to grip on anything. The only real complaint i have is the thumb seams feel rotated(? The gloves are thin enough to be good for driving.

These are the best gloves i have found for not only warmth but for touch screen ability. Good to take off the chill when i'm walking the dog, but definitely don't think these will keeps you warm for a long period of time outdoors.

Well, it fits like a glove. Now in fairness, these gloves are better than nothing. But needless to say, they are garbage.

They are not fleece lined. They have no lining at all. The are definitely not windproof as they were advertised.

On cold, windy days the removable shell is a blessing. The trailhead logo on the back of the mitten and silver band reflect light well for night runs.

The ability to transition from glove to mitten is incredible. If your hands start to get warm it's easy to pull the mitt back and tuck it. The thin wind-proof mitten covers prevent the fingers from getting cold. If you have raynauds, then you are well...  Read More

The gloves are rated 25 degrees for the mitten glove, and 30 degree for the lightweight glove. They are the perfect weight for biking, hiking and running.

Neither the gloves nor the gloves covered with the mitten covers are very warm. Under 30 degrees f they stop being super useful. Otherwise for my outdoor runs my hands still get pretty numb.