SIMARI Winter Gloves for Men Wom... vs Flammi Women Cable Knit Arm Warm...

Gloves keep hands warm in 45 f temperature (7c) my finger tips are still cozy. I use to double up on motorcycle gloves on colder days which didn’t work. My morning commutes are around 47-50 degrees.

Need xxl size although tight the gloves are flexible for biking. I wish the cuffs were just a bit longer to tuck under jacket sleeves better, but they get the job done. Fitment is good.

I am honestly more than disappointed, perhaps a bit miffed even, of just how poorly they performed in moderately cool late fall conditions. Something fishy going on expectations vs reality. Do not recommend.

The grip is great when new but some of the grip pieces started falling off the fingers almost immediately. This, of course, reduces the touchscreen functionality to zero. The glove has a hole in it.

I work in a refrigerated environment in robotics, the touch screen feature barely works. Not waterproof or repellent.

The gloves fall far short of keeping my hands warm on the handlebars of my bike and, very disappointingly, even in 40 degree weather. Even wearing the two pair as mentioned above my hands start to freeze and go numb way too quickly. You could lose a f...  Read More

As someone with raynauds it’s very important that i keep my hands as warm as possible. These provide some warmth. When you put it over a shirt or jacket, it keeps any cold air from blowing up the sleeve and keeps your whole upper body and arms warmer....  Read More

These do the trick! They're not itchy, they fit well, and they're cute! And they wash up nicely, wear well. They fit perfectly and protect me from their claws.

The materials are soft and doesn't feel like gritty cheap socks cut open at the toes. They're definitely not super soft but that's the difference between a $50 pair of hand made wool version. Breathable but cozy. Super cute, soft and warm.

I wanted gloves that let me hold my iguanas properly as well as provide protection for my arms/pinkies. This is far preferable and why people ever stopped using these gloves of a bygone era, i have no idea! Bought one for a gift for my co-worker. Thes...  Read More

They get all bunchy around the wrist area and dkne stay up your arm at all. They barely cover your knuckles and my hands are tiny. Within a couple of days they stretched out and my arms and hands are certainly not big enough to stretch anything out.