Mil-Tec Thinsulate Winter Gloves - Black

The gloves are more suitable for temperatures from 0°C to -5°C; in lower temperatures, your hands might get cold. At first glance, they don't seem very sturdy, but maybe I just got a pair like this. They are comfortable; I chose the size according to the chart.

They provide warmth for a reasonable price. True, they're not waterproof, but they also don't soak through during light rain. It looks like the sizing runs small—I ordered according to the chart and they were very tight. I recommend going one size up.

For me, size L of these gloves is suitable, although sometimes I wear XL. The size differences are minimal. At this price, there's nothing to complain about. Quality of workmanship is OK, the gloves look solid. For Polish winters, they are warm enough. I recommend and greet.

At this price, it's hard to complain—these gloves are warm and you can operate a selector with them, though they don't make a big impression. Keep in mind that they are not waterproof. They are great for warming your hands after a walk.

The gloves are fine. It's hard to expect a luxury product at this price – the outer material is not very resistant to moisture or damage, but for this amount, they're worth having. They worked during a winter trip, protecting well against cold and wind. It's worth checking the size carefully beforehand, because I feel it's a little underestimated.

The gloves are OK. At a low price, I did not expect exceptionally exclusive clothing – the outer layer does not seem particularly resistant to moisture or mechanical damage, but for this price, they're worth buying. My son used them during a winter trip and they worked great – they protect well against cold and wind.

Good, warm gloves made of durable material, I've been using them daily for over 3 months. You can't operate a touchscreen with them, but for this price they're a perfect choice. I recommend them.

The gloves proved themselves during a winter vacation in the snow – they are thick, warm, and did not get wet even when used in deep mountain snow. The size matches the description.

The gloves are very solid and work well in tough conditions, both urban and outdoor. High-quality workmanship. I recommend them.

Big plus for a very attractive price compared to the competition, and the gloves serve their purpose. They fit well on the hand, and the straps allow you to adjust the wrist closure. I recommend these gloves.

A positive surprise. I like to keep my hands warm, and I ride a bike every day for 30-60 minutes. The Mil-Tec Thinsulate gloves performed great. Of course, with a still hand on a cold handlebar, my hand would get cold, but much more slowly than with other gloves that cost twice as much, like Mechanix Wear. Good job, Mil-Tec. Size is good, no need to adjust. As the saying goes: modest, yet warm.

The insulation is unevenly distributed, and the Velcro strap does not serve its function—it's too small and easily turns, making it hard to fasten. The gloves are warm and thick, it's worth choosing a bigger size as they're quite tight and hard to put on. They will be useful in stronger frosts, though you can find better ones.

Hi. + The gloves perform their most important function well – they are warm and comfortable, and after a few uses the lining adjusts to the hand. - Unfortunately, the craftsmanship is poor! The gloves are only suitable for wearing – seams and threads come apart quickly.

Warm, sturdy gloves. Very solid craftsmanship. Thanks to them, your hands won't get cold even in winter. This model is best suited for stationary use, less so for tasks that require precision.

Warm, well sewn, the insulating layer protects well against the cold, although the material is not waterproof – but for this price, that's completely understandable. My husband is happy. It seems that the sizing is a bit underestimated compared to the chart.