MFH Softshell Winter Thinsulate Gloves - Olive

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31.05.2026

Review for model:

The gloves are made of high-quality materials, which ensures warmth during outdoor activities even in tough weather conditions. The outer shell effectively protects against moisture, while the rubberized palm provides a solid grip. They fit well and are very warm.

For this price, the gloves protect very well against cold and moisture. I’ve used them several times and they seem durable. In my opinion, there’s no better option in this price range.

Considering the price, the gloves are really good. The only downside is the lack of wrist cinches—thanks to those, it would be easier to tuck the gloves under a jacket or fleece sleeve. (Personally, that’s what I do, although maybe it’s unusual).

When looking for inexpensive winter gloves, my priority was that they wouldn't soak quickly after contact with snow or rain and would have enough insulation for temperatures around zero or a light frost. So far, they have been used during two forest trips—and so far, they are doing their job.

The gloves fulfill their main tasks: they protect well against cold and wind, and they don’t soak through with brief contact with snow. The price is very reasonable, it’s hard to find a better product in this price category. I recommend them.

I needed cheap gloves for winter that wouldn’t soak quickly when in contact with rain or snow and would be a bit insulated, enough for temperatures near zero or a little below freezing. After two walks in the forest, I can say that so far they have performed well.

The gloves worked well during the winter, providing good protection against the cold and did not get wet when in contact with snow in the mountains. The insulation was appropriate for temperatures from 0 to -3 degrees. I recommend this product.

The quality of workmanship and materials used leaves much to be desired. After a week of use at the range, two stitches (inner and outer) came undone, and a hole appeared in the palm from reloading weapons. Additionally, at temperatures around -1 to -5 degrees, after two hours, a distinct chill can be felt. The plus is that despite the previously mentioned hole, the gloves do not soak through in wet and snowy terrain – moisture does not get inside. (I didn’t have the chance to test them in rain yet.)