ViGraceViGrace Winter Knitted Convertible Fingerless Gloves Wool Mittens Warm Mitten Glove for Women and Men

Fits to size.Good quality and stitching.Thick and warm.Tough I wear at work in the north in construction.

As I just moved from Florida to a much colder region With actual winters, I needed to prepare and bought myself a pair of these winter knitted fingerless gloves. What I love about these gloves is that they are very roomy And extremely comfortable. I really enjoy the fact of being able to wear these as mittens or wear these as gloves. The gloves are in great condition, brand new, and the seams are well constructed. Only time will tell regarding the durability, but from what I can tell they should last for many seasons to come! For other people who are contemplating whether to buy these or not, I highly recommend doing so! Not only are they a great price, but they are an excellent buy!!! Although I have fairly small hands, these gloves have lots of extra room without Them being too big for me! It’s a one size fits most. Please see the pictures that I posted. Not only can my fingers dangle with the mitten part off and fastened to the back of the gloves via the Velcro, but all of my fingers can be be covered back up again when you un-Velcro it and pull it back over the fingers once more, leaving the hands feeling all warm and cozy. Both the inside and the outside of the gloves are soft, I love the color, and I am extremely happy with my purchase!!! These gloves are great...so much that your hands can still be functional when need be but also provides warmth and options in how you wear and utilize your gloves!I appreciate the seller, as this wonderful product is as described and then some; thank you so much! I am exceptionally pleased!!! :)

Great dog waking gloves. Fits well and are comfortable.

I was diagnosed with Raynaud's (my fingers & toes are almost always cold). I have been on the hunt for gloves to help as they are one of the only treatments. Part of the problem I have though is I hate gloves. I hate the loss of dexterity. Thus, fingerless and convertible mittens have become my friends. I have a pair of convertible gloves my kids got for me at a Christmas market. I love them except for 2 reasons. First, the thumb tips flip off, which is great for dexterity, but that slit allows wind to blow through no matter what. Second, the button to hold the mitten tops back is a pain to fasten.Enter these gloves. Like my other pair, knit and lined inside the palm and mitten tops with fleece. Fleece in the finger tips would be too bulky. They definitely keep my fingers and hands toasty. The fleece takes care of any wind, and I don't miss the thumb tip not coming off. I have larger than average hands as a woman. These fit great though. I will also say the pad on the palm helps a lot with slippage you normally get with knit gloves.Now for the one flaw. The velcro. I'll admit, I wasn't sure if the velcro was an ingenious idea or a bad one when I ordered, but for the price point I gave it a chance. I've worn the gloves a few times and love everything but that velcro. The velcro catches everything - other parts of the gloves, my coat sleeves, my hair (curly). I'm not sure if they flipped which side of velcro was on the mitten top that it would make a difference. Personally, I took the velcro off. I plan to sew in magnets to keep the tops back when desired. My husband got me a pair of fishing convertible mittens that had magnets and they work great. Hopefully they will with these as well. I sew and knit so it's a minor repair for me. I may even consider another pair of these.

They seem warm. Love that they are made from wool. I have small hands and ordered a large, and although they’re a “little big”, the size is fine.I bought these to use my camera in the winter more efficiently. I didn’t realize that all fingers come out except for the thumbs. Kind of defeats the purpose.