Manzella Insulated Fleece Gloves - Gore Windstopper® (For Women)
Closeouts. While their fleece exterior might feel like it's a "softy," Manzella's insulated fleece gloves are reinforced with the power of windproof Gore Windstopper® and 40g Thinsulate® insulation for protection from the cold.
Average Rating based on 193 reviews
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Reviewed by Prairie Enthusiast from Wisconsin on Monday, April 15, 2013these were thicker than I anticipated, but are very warm, and I can still open gates and do other outdoor tasks without removing my gloves. Great!
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Reviewed by Dee from Jackson Hole on Sunday, March 24, 2013Manzella gloves are the only ones I will purchase. They are made to fit a woman's hand, and are very warm and comfortable. These are my downhill ski gloves now, and keep me plenty warm on the chairlift.
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Reviewed by Pacific Dolphin from Hawaii on Thursday, March 21, 2013Verryy warm gloves. Downside : they are thick
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Reviewed by Terri the girl who has cold hands all winter from Ohio on Friday, March 08, 2013These are the only gloves I'v had that really keep my hands warm. Even more expensive ski gloves didn't do as well. I lost my original pair I got in 2010. So, I was thrilled that I could still purchase them. They are rated by warmth factor and I may try out some of the other warmth levels for different conditions.
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Reviewed by Dee from Michigan on Wednesday, February 20, 2013These gloves are very nice, warm, good fit.
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Reviewed by meryl from NYC on Monday, February 18, 2013I bought these gloves to keep my hands warm for outside workout sessions. The gloves kept out the wind but I noticed that when did push ups on the wet ground and the material on the palms of the glove seemed to 'retain' the moisture so it feels cold but not wet. The rest of the glove that did not come in contact with the ground was fine. The fingers are long.
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Reviewed by bicyclist from NY on Friday, February 15, 2013The quality has gone down slightly. They used to be much warmer and totally waterproof. the newer ones not as much. I keep losing them so have to repurchase. They were much better 5 years or so ago. I bought a pair in 2007 or 2008 that kept my hands warm in a really bad blizzard,& were very durable. The pair I bought last year is made with thinner fleece and don't wear as well. They are still pretty windproof, but not waterproof.
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Reviewed by Pammo from Duluth, MN on Wednesday, February 13, 2013These gloves are great for the extreme cold weather of Northern Minnesota. They are warm & wind resistant, yet have a great grip so you can use them for driving. I really like Manzella gloves. I have several pairs in different styles & warmth ratings. I like every pair I have!
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Reviewed by Bans the skier from Colorado on Thursday, January 31, 2013A medium is really a small. Had to give gloves away! If you wear a medium,,order a large.
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Reviewed by painful hands from Bothell, WA on Wednesday, January 30, 2013The windstopper feature really does keep my hands warmer and less painful.
