I suffer with Raynaud's in my feet and hands which has gotten worse with age. I looked into silver / copper and decided on yours. Unfortunately, they did not work on me and so I have returned them for a full refund
Comfortable, protection against sub-zero temperature
21 January 2024 | Safia
While hands can get a bit cold, they are not freezing or painful. The gloves are comfortable and I can keep them on to use my phone. In the really cold weather I can wear them under regular gloves for more warmth.
These are the best gloves I've come across so far to work as glove liners under big winter gloves for cycling as they have a nice stretchy fit and seem quite strong. When I need to access locks or my phone I have to take off the big gloves, so need something comfy underneath. I don't yet have any indication that the 'copper' has any effect though.
I bought these as I suffer from chilblains on my fingers and needed something I could wear while typing on my laptop keyboard.
They do keep my hands relatively warm and are ok for typing (I've hit the odd bodged key but not as many as with regular, thicker gloves) - however, the seams that run along the inside of each finger wedge themselves underneath my fingernails which is quite an unpleasant sensation and doesn't seem very hygienic. Perhaps unsurprisingly due to the compression aspect, the seams also leave marks on my hands - not a huge issue but looks a bit weird when I first take them off!
Some of the copper-coloured lettering on the top of the glove has peeled off on the very first day of wear which is pretty poor.
As a sufferer of Raynaud’s disease over the decades, I was looking for gloves that would help retain internal heat and provide a thermal layer underneath thick outdoor thermal gloves in sub-zero temperatures.
I was sceptical but I have been converted, having tried them in both circumstances. These are good. My hands are still cold BUT, and this is an important “but”, they are not white, throbbing and numb. I now have the fingerless version that I wear around the house this time of year too. The added bonus is they’re grippy’ too but don’t catch internally on other fabrics. Another big bonus.
I was really looking forward to having warm hands at last. Unfortunately my hands didn't get any better after wearing them. I am really disappointed but won't give up trying to find gloves that suit me.