Vortex Wind Block Gloves

Finally, a glove that covers my thumbs when its cold. Other brands left my thumbs exposed and I had to tuck them inside the mit to keep them warm. My chilly runs are much more pleasant!

These gloves are excellent and I am so excited to have them for the fall/winter. They are thin, but really nice feeling and you can go from mitten to glove in a second. They also have the fingertip that allows you to use your cell phone if needed. I absolutely love this color that I got - autumn flux!

I’ve used so many different kinds of hand warmers and these are the best! Wind is no match for these beauties

These gloves look nice and fit well. However, I wanted a two-layer mitten.

Best running gloves I’ve ever used!

These gloves are ingeniously designed -- really, a 3-in-1 glove. 1) lightweight fleece gloves, 2) rainproof shell for when it's rainy but not too cold, and 3) combo for greater warmth and/or rain in colder temps. The only problem (and this is true of competitors like Ultimate Direction too) is that the "mitt" doesn't cover the full palm. Why? I can't for the life of me figure out why they would leave the palm exposed (an obvious vulnerability for moisture and saturation. Does it save a tiny bit of excess fabric / make the wrist smaller? Yes. But a slightly bulkier wrist is a small price to pay for knowing your entire hand won't get soaked through on a rainy day or gripping wet handlebars, poles, bottles, etc. PLEASE Janji, make the mitt cover the entire hand! Tracksmith has one like this but it doesn't have the stowable functionality of yours. You would be #1!

These gloves can snap together. This is really handy for me during my 100 mile races. Items that are organized make the transitions much easier. There is enough room to fit hand warmers on cold days.

It took me a few times wearing these to appreciate what made them so great. One morning when my hands were toasty and I was peeling back the outer layer it clicked. Layers! Whenever I go out in the cold, I put on layers of shirts or layers of pants. It just never occurred to me to do it for gloves. These are great because you can adjust the level of warmth by keeping the outer layer on or peeling it back.

I’m not having to carry multiple gloves for long hikes with this…

My hands are always cold so, I have tried way too many kinds of gloves.
I like these. They have kept my hands warm in temps of 32 degrees.
I say they are not excellent because the way the wind cover goes on and off is not easy and rather weird when they are off.
I have small hands and the XS/S fit with a bit of extra room which is fine.