Gravity Threads Long 11" Knit Arm Warmer Warm Fingerless Gloves

The mittens will be comfortable and provide warmth

I'm very pleased with this pair of mid fingerless gloves. (I wouldn't describe them as fingerless as the fingers come to mid finger.) They are similar to the short, full finger, stretch gloves you find at most stores in the Winter. This is great because they really are a great fit for just about anyone. I'm plus sized and they fit just below my elbows and perfectly on my hands and wrists. They would easily fit someone much thinner than myself and someone much larger since they have a good stretch. These are knit and warm, not overly costume. I did buy them for part of my Halloween costume this year but will have no problem wearing them this Winter as my regular gloves since I prefer a mid fingerless style.

They fit perfectly and look really cool but there are some loose threads I had to cut on the ends of the finger holes. I felt like they were a little itchy so I tried washing them and luckily they didn't get destroyed or anything. Unfortunately they're still sort of itchy regardless but I'm sure I won't pay any mind to it when the temperature plummets to 0. I like that these gloves are very warm.

These gloves are Great!. I like the colors, fit, length and warmth of them!. They go to my elbows almost which was a big plus!. I recommend them totally!. Since I wear black all the time plus I like purple I get both colors at the same time!. You do have several choices to choose from. I put a picture on FB and my friends daughter in law wanted to know where I got them because she loved them, so I shared the link to her!. I'm sure she'll buy several pairs!. Probably in All colors lol. I will say right now that they are Warm, they may be fingerless but Warm!. Glad I found them, they are what I've been looking for!. Yes I'm happy with them!.❣️☺️

These were a little smaller than I expected but they still worked well as a support glove and as cushion my hand and arm after being put into a removal brace, (which you weren't supposed to remove anyway), the second step after hand surgery. They gave almost the same support as the glove provided by therapy but their glove wasn't as long as these are so these offered more protection to my arm from the edge of the brace.

I liked these They are long and go up your arm. They are solidly knitted, and good quality. They fit well and are very warm. I thought they would be flimsy, but they are not. Would recommend them. Good for cold weather, but yet convenient for fingerless grips.

These are comfy and stretchy and warm and fit my small hands perfectly. I did have to trim off several loose threads from the ends of the fingers and it looks like the stitching is coming undone in between the right ring and pinky fingers, I'm hoping that they don't unravel any more!UPDATE: After wearing these almost daily for about 4 months, I will say that the stitching around the bottom is coming undone so the elastic is starting to hang out, and I have had to trim additional loose threads both inside and around the finger ends. however, I still love these so much I'm getting a new pair!

I spend a lot of time working at the computer and my arms and hands tend to get cold during the winter. Non-girly long armed fingerless gloves for some reason seem to be really hard to come by, so I actually bought two pairs. I had another pair of fingerless gloves that only had about 1.5 inches of wrist to them and would not stay tucked into my sleeves (or vise versa) and were somewhat thick, so they were a bit annoying to wear and would leave my wrists cold. I have been using them for some years now, have washed them several times, and both are still in good condition with minimal wear and just occasional trimming of a loose thread here and there. When my fingers get cold I can put them on and tuck them into long sleeves (if I'm wearing a long sleeved shirt) and they stay put, keeping my hands/fingers warm enough while still allowing me to type freely at the keyboard. They are about the thickness of an average pair of socks, which is what I was using on my arms/hands (with finger holes cut in them) before finding the right fingerless gloves.

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