Gaiam Gants de course à pied compatibles avec les écrans tactiles de sport pour femme - Équipement de course d'hiver chaud pour femme S/M (Noir)

Name: Gaiam Gants de course à pied compatibles avec les écrans tactiles de sport pour femme - Équipement de course d'hiver chaud pour femme S/M (Noir)
Brand: Gaiam
SKU: 0018713642714
Price: 37.26 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Gaiam

2.8/5

€
37.26

COMPATIBLE AVEC ÉCRAN TACTILE : Les gants de course Gaiam sont conçus pour être compatibles avec les smartphones afin que vous puissiez profiter de la chaleur et du confort tout en utilisant votre appareil pendant une course. Plus besoin d'enlever vos gants juste pour appuyer sur votre téléphone !. SURE-GRIP FINGER: Les gants de course d'hiver sont dotés d'un majeur et d'une paume à prise sûre et de poignets allongés pour plus de chaleur, de couverture, de protection et de confort. ACCENTS RÉFLÉCHISSANTS : Les gants de course pour femmes de Gaiam sont parfaits pour une utilisation nocturne avec des accents réfléchissants qui offrent une sécurité supplémentaire pendant les activités à faible luminosité pour aider à être mieux vu et à se sentir en sécurité pendant votre course nocturne en plein air. Matériau fin et extensible : les gants traditionnels par temps froid ont tendance à être volumineux sur les mains, ce qui en fait un fardeau pendant l'activité physique. Notre tissu fin et léger offre une protection contre les intempéries sans encombrement. Multisport : les gants de course Gaiam sont parfaits pour toute activité physique à l'extérieur pour la protection supplémentaire et la chaleur nécessaires pour se protéger du froid rigoureux pendant les mois d'hiver. Également utilisé pour la randonnée, le vélo/vélo et plus encore.

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EAN: 0018713642714

Catégories Vêtements, Chaussures et Bijoux, Clothing, Women, Gloves,

Age Range (Description)	Adult
Brand	Gaiam
Color	S/M
Color	S/M (Black)
Hand Orientation	Ambidextrous
Item Package Quantity	1
Material	Polyester
Product Care Instructions	Hand Wash
Size	S/M
Special Feature	Lightweight
Sport Type	Running

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Scritto da: D_Strasse

Nice light gloves.

Like some others reviewers here my wife got these gloves for cool weather bike riding and walking. For that purpose they work well. They aren’t bulky or too warm, the rubber grip in the palm works well and they are in general pretty comfortable. Also, the touchscreen compatible tips work well enough. Note though that they aren’t wind proof or resistant which if riding hard might be an issue. (I believe Gaiam makes a pair with deployable wind mitt. I have a pair like this and I love them so this is a different style to consider as well.) That said, the way they are stitched can lead to a bit bit of bunched seems at the finger tips which are most noticeable on the e-tip finger and thumb. This is probably because the material there is “dipped” rather than a different type stitched in. She’s found that they do break in a bit but if you have long fingers relative to your glove size, this might be bothersome especially if you get a bad pair. All in all a good pair of gloves though a little more attention to the finger tip stitching would bring these up that extra star.

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Great gloves

These Gaiam gloves are fantastic! They are lightweight and provide the right amount of warmth. They fit so well like a glove (hehe). The cool thing about these is the button that hold each glove together so you’ll never worry about losing one since you can snap the button and they are attached together. The palm side has bumps that help you grip while the top are smooth and soft. These are great for the price and perfect for yoga, working out or going on a run!

Scritto da: S. B.

Lumpy fingertip stitching, uncomfortable

I’m disappointed with these gloves. They are kind of uncomfortable, a little small, and poorly designed. I typically buy a medium in gloves, but I can almost always wear a small. In fact, I often get kids’ gloves. But this size S/M is pretty snug on me. And the fingers in gloves are usually too long, but these are just barely long enough. I can’t really recommend these gloves, given all the choices out there, but if you do order these, consider sizing up. The wrist is quite snug, which would be okay, but it’s actually tight to fit my hand through it. The little bands that can be used to snap the gloves together are located at the inside of the wrist, so they feel like a tag or a similar irritant. There’s just no need to have them stitched at the inside of the glove, especially at the inside of the wrist. The touch-capacitive tips on the index fingers and thumbs work okay, but the stitching at the end of the fingers, especially these fingers, is so lumpy and crooked, you completely lose dexterity. Also, I wish they’d made the middle finger touch-capacitive, too, because I often use that finger on my phone. The gloves are very thin, which can be nice if you’re doing things with your hands, but don’t expect much protection from the cold. Overall, I just don’t see anything about these gloves to recommend them.

Scritto da: Parents of 3 young boys

Slightly lined, nice for cool evenings!

I use these gloves for biking. They have a thin lining, so give the slightest warmth (I wouldn’t want them thick). They also have a treaded surface, so they grip nicely to the handlebar grips. Finally they fit well (“like a glove!”). I don’t usually use gloves for running, but I imagine these would work just fine for running on cool days.

Scritto da: JoAnne Goldberg

Awkward

Update: after light use, the gloves are falling apart: seams split, touchsceen nubbies worn off. Major fail from an otherwise respected line. Original: I ordered this pair of gloves for my daughter, who had lost one of the gloves she wears for biking. The Gaiam gloves, with their textured palms, looked perfect for cyclists, and similar to the pair she had been using. The first thing we noticed is that the gloves are different sizes, the right one being about a half inch smaller in diameter around the wrist. It's easy to slip on the left one; the right one takes some tugging and maneuvering. Once on, the gloves bunch up around the palm when they should lie flat. I have small square-ish palms, as does my daughter, but glove/mitten fit has never been an issue. The gloves will provide enough protection from the cold, but in every other way, they are inferior to comparably priced gloves.