TrailHeads Elements Running Gloves,Black/Grey,small







Key features
- •LIGHTWEIGHT FABRIC - Our blend of nylon / polyester / spandex has moisture-wicking technology. This spandex glove dries quickly to prevent your sweat from soaking the material and freezing your hands. NOTE: This lightweight glove is PERFECT for SPRING and FALL temperatures; NOT intended for winter's coldest days.
- •TOUCHSCREEN GLOVES - Conductive fabric on thumb and forefinger enables use of touchscreen devices.
- •CONTRAST MESH INSETS - Do you desperately need gloves at the start of a run, but find your hands overheat once you're warmed up? The mesh accents on these gloves allow for cooling during long workouts. These lightweight gloves will keep you comfortable for the duration of your cool weather run!
- •4-WAY STRETCH - These black running gloves deliver form fitting performance without sacrificing dexterity. Double layer stretch cuffs ensure a secure and comfortable fit. Machine wash; air dry.
- •TRAIL-TESTED GUARANTEE – Your complete satisfaction is our goal. If you're not happy with your purchase, let us know and we'll provide a replacement or refund with no fine print and no time limit—nothing but our commitment to doing whatever it takes to satisfy our customers.
TrailHeads Elements Running Gloves,Black/Grey,small
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Customer Reviews
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Great gloves for outdoor cardio in moderately cold weather
Joshua✓ Verified Purchase•September 17, 2023
The gloves are great for keeping hands warm during outdoor cardio during moderately cold weather (autumn NYC). They work well with screens that are unlocked and/or can be unlocked with FaceID (obviously not fingerprint sensors). Outdoor workouts involving equipment (weights, sandbags, etc., especially anything with textured grip) would probably quickly shred these - they are thin and flexible. Very cold weather or high wind will penetrate these, but thicker gloves could also be worn overtop of them because of how closely they fit, so you could layer.
Great weight workout, and running, gloves
Loco Nova✓ Verified Purchase•September 14, 2023
Worked best of gloves I've tried for Garmin watch and iPhone.
The inner palm grip support worked well for holding strength equipment.
Might need outer gloves for very cold winter outdoors.
The inner palm grip support worked well for holding strength equipment.
Might need outer gloves for very cold winter outdoors.
OK for cold morning walk
Amazon Customer✓ Verified Purchase•August 30, 2023
Sometimes it's so cold in the morning and I just needed a pair of gloves to be more comfortable. This works well if it's not too cold. It does the job for my walks.
Comfortable and lightweight
Rick v✓ Verified Purchase•August 28, 2023
I had the same style with the high vis instead of the grey first and they were very nice, but too large for my hands. I lost them and got these a size smaller and they fit much better. The only thing I'm upset about is my thumbs are still a little short to fit so touch screen is a little off for me and I really like the high vis look more. It is what it is though
Mild weather gloves
David S✓ Verified Purchase•August 27, 2023
I use these for the mild temperatures 30-45 degrees especially for longer runs when my hands get too warm for mittens.
They are light enough to breath but warm enough in the mild temperatures.
The touch screen works great with these gloves. I love not having to remove them to mess with my phone.
Extra note: Trail head has gloves with the storable mitten (folds into the back of the hand) that I use for temperatures below 30. I find them good for temps down to about 10 degrees. At that point I may start with hand warmers and as I get into my miles may pull the hand warmers out of my gloves
They are light enough to breath but warm enough in the mild temperatures.
The touch screen works great with these gloves. I love not having to remove them to mess with my phone.
Extra note: Trail head has gloves with the storable mitten (folds into the back of the hand) that I use for temperatures below 30. I find them good for temps down to about 10 degrees. At that point I may start with hand warmers and as I get into my miles may pull the hand warmers out of my gloves
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