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Does anyone have any experience of thoughts on these gloves?
https://uniqknits.com/about-uniqknits/
https://store.uniqknits.com/products.html
We went skiing at Big Sky for the season and we found it impossible to keep Nat's fingers warm. We tried everything short of heated gloves. Expensive Gauntlet mittens with the Chemical warmers helped, but on days below 15, it was about 2 runs, then go get warmed. Even on nicer days, her fingers were always cold. Toes as well, but chemical warmers seemed to help enough. We tried heated gloves in the store, but they didn't seem to get all that warm (maybe someone has a recommendation on a good heated glove?)
The selling point of the gloves mentioned above is that they are self-heating from their weave "technology" and are great for Raynaud's sufferers. Was thinking to get Nat a bigger mitten and a pair of these. Wondering if anyone has had any experience with these glove and can comment on how well, or if, they actually work.
https://uniqknits.com/about-uniqknits/
https://store.uniqknits.com/products.html
We went skiing at Big Sky for the season and we found it impossible to keep Nat's fingers warm. We tried everything short of heated gloves. Expensive Gauntlet mittens with the Chemical warmers helped, but on days below 15, it was about 2 runs, then go get warmed. Even on nicer days, her fingers were always cold. Toes as well, but chemical warmers seemed to help enough. We tried heated gloves in the store, but they didn't seem to get all that warm (maybe someone has a recommendation on a good heated glove?)
The selling point of the gloves mentioned above is that they are self-heating from their weave "technology" and are great for Raynaud's sufferers. Was thinking to get Nat a bigger mitten and a pair of these. Wondering if anyone has had any experience with these glove and can comment on how well, or if, they actually work.