TrailHeads Running Gloves | Lightweight Gloves with Touchscreen Fingers

Update (March 2018)
The gloves are still very comfortable when I'm running my half marathon. On my 10 mile run, I dropped the glove that was supposed to be in my running jacket as I wasn't able to stuff it far enough into my running jacket. Sadly, due to the weather conditions (and due to the fact that my feet were dead by this point), I succumbed to the fact that I needed to buy new My first pair of pants have been washed and dried multiple times since I got them 3 months ago, and they are holding up great, and they did not shrink at all, which is a great feature! The washing and drying actually made them more comfortable than before after they were softened by being washed and dried. I have been running with these gloves for a few months now, and the most important update advice I can give you is This is *br1. I think these would look great on a 15-inch display Runs at 40oF with minimal wind are possible. This is *br1. In the event of a moderate amount of wind at the lower end of that temperature range, I strongly suggest a two-layer You can remove the outer layer while keeping the gloves on by removing the outer layer while keeping them 1. I. 2. In order to keep your hands warm, you aren't going to be removing ALL of your gloves at the 15o mark. You should be able to use these for most runs unless the course is very steep or narrow The wind is blowing at 10mph. 1. 2. 3. The 30o mark is likely the place where you will be able to take some or both gloves off intermittently if there is no wind. Otherwise, you should keep the gloves on the entire time. The use of two pairs of gloves is recommended for temperatures below 10 degrees Fahrenheit The gloves are good because they wick better than other gloves I have, and I wear a slightly heavier pair of gloves that I wear over them, but they don't wick quite as well. The following would be similar I. The problem.

Elyse Fisher

| Jun 17, 2021

So far, they have served their intended purpose of simply keeping my hands warm very well. I like the material, they breathe well, and they don't seem to make my hands sweat like other gloves do. These are very nice, but I doubt they would provide much protection from the wind when its cold outside. They are good at insulating in colder temps, but I doubt they would do much stands out to me is the lack of navigation options at times. The construction is what you're looking at. This top's internal seams are so tight, it feels like the material is jamming in your fingertips (imagine your socks when they're not lined up properly). Using your mobile device while wearing these gloves is clumsy due to this same reason. Despite the fact that they DO Wearing my clothes from the inside out has become my go-to method. It is a vastly different feeling. The overall verdict is that I am on the fence when it comes to whether I would recommend these gloves. You can wrap your hands around them comfortably. They are very comfortable on the fingertips, though. If it's still, they can keep you warm, but if it's windy they may not be of much use.

Rhea Wade

| Jul 03, 2021

The winter months are when I typically train for marathons because I am an avid runner. The gloves arrived as I was out of my previous gloves at my last race, so I ordered these to try another kind of glove. Although they do work, I didn't like the fit or feel of them. My fingers worked on the touch screen. My concerns were that the fabric was too thin and would allow the cold wind to cut right through It was also not great that the running glove didn't have a softer area for wiping the nose (gross, but other RUNNING gloves have a softer area). It appeared that there wasn't much reflectivity either There is only one neon color that appears between the fingers, and not on the actual back of your hand, which After trying these gloves out, I returned them.

Castiel Delaney

| Feb 01, 2021

Because I appreciate the concept as well as the smart touch, these gloves really wanted to be loved by me. Unfortunately, they failed to meet their expectations. In my opinion, gloves are not necessary when the temperature rises above 40°F, but this is the only temperature range these gloves will work at. When you run in mid to low 30°s, your extremities will be cold for the first 10-15 minutes with these gloves The gloves are as if I don't wear any It's not worth running in these with temperatures in the mid-20s your hands will be cold. In the end, they don't do anything for their purpose, so I wanted to love them.

Ellis FIELD

| Nov 25, 2020

It is very difficult for me to wear gloves, but sometimes you have no choice. The glove is a great choice for those who need a little extra warmth. They allow me to hike in 20 degree weather and to hang Christmas lights. There is no guarantee that these will keep you warm during the worst of winter or in the harshest winds, but that is not their promise. These are light in weight and leave you with most of the dexterity of a non-insulated glove You should definitely purchase a light glove if you want a glove that feels comfortable. It is easy to use the touchscreen feature - That's about it. Because the contact area of the glove is too large, the accuracy is only fair. As in most gloves, the sensitivity of this glove is good, but the accuracy is only fair.

Saoirse Shaw

| Feb 13, 2021

The warmer weather had yet to arrive in my hometown in New Hampshire, and these were not yet winter shoes. As soon as I returned home from my walk, I couldn't move my hands and didn't think they would ever feel normal again. It was a blessing in disguise, since I could write this review warning people with cold digits to either pass on these or buy them if they were intended to double as glove liners, in which case, it would have been useful to have extra The only thing they do is provide heat, but that's all they do.

Raquel Heath

| Oct 30, 2020