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Your cart is empty.Gaiam Convertible Running Gloves/Mitten Combo offers the best of both worlds! Stay extra warm with mitten coverage or peel back for glove only use. Designed to be lightweight with a sporty feel, but still cozy and warm for leisure wear and offer protection from the elements without all the bulk. Features a touchscreen index finger and thumb designed for practical everyday use, making it easy to use your phone in the cold while on the move with physical activity such as jogging, running, or hiking. Great for night-time use with reflective accents that provide added safety during lowlight activities to help be seen better and feel safe during your night-time outdoor running. No need to worry about another missing glove! Gaiam convertible gloves for women contain a buckle that clips the gloves together when not in use to keep them connected for next time. Available in S/M and L/XL sizes.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2025
Just moved to the PNW from somewhere warmer and after trying 4-5 different gloves for chilly/we runs, these are my favorite by far! I use them for running in temps about 30-45. They not bulky at all, the touch screen pad works the best of any gloves I've owned. The double layer is key for me, I like to tuck a hand warmer inside the outer mitten shell. It holds it perfectly so it's not against my skin or compressed, but I don't have to grip it, it just stays in there. Any other double layer gloves I've tried are extremely bulky. Ended up coming back and buy a couple more pairs so I can rotate and let them dry out between runs.
Laura
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2024
These are great for windy winter runs. The mitten part folds back nicely and is like a windbreaker for the glove part when over the fingers. The gloves are totally touchscreen compatible. I got size small for my female hands but they’re just a tiny bit tight to pull on and off. I probably should’ve ordered larger.
Siri Elle
Reviewed in Canada on February 8, 2024
Love them! I wear them to run in the winter. Very easy to use the touch screen. The material is good quality. Not the warmest for Canada's winter but warm enough when running.
Kat
Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2024
The gloves were extremely thin and would not keep hands warm on a cold day. The fabric also seemed very cheap and poorly constructed.
randal04
Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2024
Seems popped in multiple places after a few times wearing them. I re-stitched myself, but still can only use in mild conditions, as the material isn’t fleece or lined, it’s just thin polyester and doesn’t keep heat.
Winter runner
Reviewed in Canada on November 4, 2023
Not near warm enough for winter running, temperatures just above zero are fine, anything else they are just too thin
Bethany
Reviewed in Canada on April 13, 2023
These are not warm at all, and the mitten conversion flap is way too loose to be helpful. This is a nice concept, but not really functional in this form. A thermal lining and a drawstring to tighten the mitten flap would greatly improve these gloves.
Chantale Martineau
Reviewed in Canada on August 4, 2021
J'adore pour faire de la randonnée
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Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2021
I was excited to find these gloves. I’m a huge fan of convertible mittens. Mittens keep my hands warmer but are not always practical when out doing yard work, hiking or walking the dog, so it’s nice to have the option to expose your fingers when you need to use them. However, most convertible mittens convert to fingerless gloves, which means on it they are useless for keeping you warm except when used as mittens. So I thought the design of these was fantastic and from the description, assumed they’d be windproof and water resistant, as well as thin and lightweight for carrying in a backpack. They lived up to expectations in terms of being thin and lightweight, fit my (very small) hands well and with their clever design. I was disappointed though that they are not at all warm or windproof, and the fabric did not appear to be tightly woven enough to be water resistant either, although I didn’t test it. If you want these to wear on short runs in above-freezing dry weather, they are probably ok. If you were looking for something to keep you warm for hours in below-freezing wet conditions, keep looking.
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