Cheap Heat Factory Pop-Top Mittens with Glove Liner for use with Heat

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The knit material for the fingers is very thin. I had hoped it would be more like normal gloves. Does not appear it will repel dirt or moisture. Would be great for pulling a trigger, or clean & dry work requiring careful control. Not recommended for ice fishing, working in the yard, playing in the snow, or even driving. Not bad for watching a parade, walking, etc.

I'm sure they're great for gun (not bow) hunters. The magnetic clasps are a smart idea. No noisy Velcro to startle those deer, elk, or bunny rabbits.

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The mittens are very warm with the handwarmers inserted in the included pocket. I especially like the magnet that holds the mitten top back out of your way when you're trying to pick up or grab something. Unfortunately, my glove fingers were coming apart or already apart at the seams when I received them. It wasn't worth it for me to send them back I'll just sew the seams back together myself. I really like the concept.

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I'm on the slopes shooting Ski races most weekends during the winter. I've been looking for years for a solution to the problem of dexterity and warmth. I have tried other fold-back mittens, but these get cold after a while and the Velcro tabs wear out fast. I've even cut the finger tips off gloves, but these get cold fast!

The combination of the fold-back design, thin liners and warmers are the perfect solution!!! Last Saturday I was on the hill shooting photos for 3 1/2 hours. It was 8 degrees out with a wind-chill of 8 below zero! My hands were toasty! I kept one finger exposed to hit the shutter release, and the rest inside the mitt. The liner cut the wind, and if the finger got cold I tucked it back inside for the heat pad to keep warm.

My only criticism the heat pack pouch is poorly designed. It should be snug with a closure of some type. It's way too big for the warmer, so the warmer tends to bunch up (like a scrunched pillow) and has to be moved around and flattened throughout the day.

I don't text that much, but a few people saw the mitts and wanted the ordering information so they could use them for texting while skiing.

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Although they're not as well insulated as more expensive gloves or mittens, they are surprisingly warm (assuming the heat pads are inserted)but still thin enough that I can shift gears without much of a problem. For the price, I consider them a great value and, for me at least, they have really helped my winter cycling.

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The idea was on point, but the product didn't deliver. The liner fingers were extra long, and didn't block the wind what-so-ever. Might as well, get the wool fingerless mittens!