Smartwool

Merino Sport Fleece Training Glove

Comfortable once on hands fully.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] But hard to get on because the area around the wrist is not elastic so it's like forcing your hand through a steel ring.

great material, horrible seam placement

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] the seams at the fingers made it too difficult to thandle the phone. if the seams were not at the tip the glove would get 5 stars, other than that I like the material a lot for working out #sweepstakes

Not for cold weather

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I wanted to wear these in colder weather, but they did not keep my hands warm in temperatures below 30 degrees. Would be better for spring.

Great glove. love the grip

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great glove. love the grip

Thin & non-functional for running gloves

Familiarity:

I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

I like the Smartwool brand and expected to like these gloves. They were very thin and literally felt like I had cheesecloth (a single layer) wrapped around my hands. I used them for running. It was only about 42°, but it felt far cooler. My hands were freezing after a short 2.5-mile run. The cool (not even cold) breeze sliced right through the "cheesecloth." I'm not sure what a good use case would be for these gloves, given their thin and porous material. Not recommended...

I would buy these again.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are great for cooler weather. Lite but warm perfect.

Warm but flawed finger tip

I bought these for driving so the palm grip is very nice but the strips on the strips on the index finger have fallen off in less than 6 months which is quite inconvenient for my photography use.

Nice glove but I couldn't get the medium on my medium hand;

No comments

Suitable for 40-50 degree weather, but not lower

Bought to use for Winter running, however I find that even at temperatures in the upper 30s, my hands still get cold. Would recommend for temperatures above 40, perhaps good for nice Spring skiing weather, but am not able to use them for their intended purpose of running in colder weather.

I would but watch the stitch quality.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great so far. However, I already have a small rip by the index finger. And all I do is run in them, it's not like I'm lifting or driving in them. All I do is run in them. So that's a little disappointing. Overall, they keep my hands pretty warm.