In scale 1 to 10 how warm these gloves are?
292614
honest answer : 7. just as long as you're not throwing snow or getting it wet. i still have them and use it everyday during the winter months. that says something great about the quality.
292615
They aren't made for really cold weather but they'll do the trick. Anything under 45 to 50 degrees would be too cold
292616
I find them warm enough down to about 35 degrees or so and calm (no wind)... After that, or with wind chill, you really need to use them as liners under a mitten or other insulated glove.
292617
I'm never a fan of 1-10 scales, but if you want gloves for warmth these are not them. If you are in a climate where it's in the 30's Fahrenheit or below, you'll feel like you're not even wearing gloves.
229386
The gloves are especially warm on their own. They are great because they are waterproof so your hands will not get wet. They should be find for what you say you want them for, except the small containers will be dependent on what size you get. If they are too big, then they are harder to use to do anything.
1697012
Most definitely not. They fit a small to medium hand fine, but the more the material has to stretch to fit around your fingers the less well it works insulating you from the heat.
5577
I used them for a week in Montreal, Quebec, last Christmas when the temps there were -15 to -18 F during the day. My hands were always warm and I would recommend them highly. One problem was getting them dry inside from perspiration. It was impossible to turn them inside-out, so I just used a hair dryer, and it took a while!
1679127
The 2 I bought are actually warm. they have more of a yellow glow than the bright white.
2231517
They're 'almost' warm. The color temp is 3000K. The usual temperature I associate with warm is 2700K. The usual temperature I associate with daylight is 5000K.
1298598
They are llooking very nice and the fit is nice on a scale of 1 to 10 they are a 10 ,
1492956
my guess is people who said they're warm don't actually use them in the cold. I used mine to shovel my sidewalk when it was 10* and my fingers were numb in less than 30 minutes. I'd say these "winter" gloves would be great for anything over 40*. (Not winter weather btw)
1857470
I find them to be fairly warm. I wouldn't characterize them as the harsher white that some of the LEDs have.
1370043
Just put the boots on and leave them on for an hour, then stick your hands in the boots... They should feel warm, if not, send it back...
5574
For me, probably not. I'd wear them down to maybe 15F, but even then my hands got cold.
1909851
Hi!It's hard to compare these with socks woolen socks, because unfortunately I did not have warm woolen socks :-(But I can tell you that they have enough heat at a temperature of -20 degrees Celsius in heavy leather shoes with steel toes, which have the property very good "absorb" cold.
1419883
I actually never thought about that, and I have a tendency to not get that cold. However the gloves are lined and they do keep your harms warm, but I really can't say how warm they would keep your hands in the 30's
504584
Yes, for me in about 35+ degrees their breathable, but not well insulated so the hands get pretty cold still.
2106357
I've got I'd say average sized hands. The gloves do run a little big, but not to the point where they are uncomfortable. I like them like that invade I need to put an extra wool liner on the inside, but I doubt I will ever have to.
539295
have only ever used them when in the water; in which case, they're profoundly warm; but dry and in the wind, I honestly can't say. great gloves, nonetheless.
540082
I don't know actual temperature - not hot, but very warm. Warm enough to feel warm through a shoe