Fieldsheer

You. Hi. My name's Leslie. I live in the Seattle area. This is the reason why I use my gloves. This is Coco. He is seven months old. He's very active, so our winters are not that cold. 35, 32 degrees kind of is usually our coldest. And then sometimes they're more like 45 or 50 degrees. I have renowned syndrome, so it doesn't take much to get my fingers really cold. And then they go numb and they hurt. So the heated gloves are great for that. These gloves have the heating elements in the fingertips. A lot of gloves, like the heating element is here and the back of your hand is warm. And that's not helpful. But these are really well designed with the heating elements in the fingertips. This is the thermal. It's more insulated, so it will hold the heat in. I'll be used this on colder days. The neoprene is waterproof. And that's the thing I really love about the neoprene. Here's the difference. The neoprene is a little baggier on me. I measured out as a small medium, by the way, I think I could have gone a size smaller on the neoprene. This is where the battery is. It's not thick. It doesn't impede my hand movement. I wear my neoprene gloves when it's not that cold, but it's raining because once your gloves are wet, your fingers are cold. And then my fingers are turning white and going up. The thermal I would use on any day that it's just cold, but if it's snowing but not necessarily raining again, I live in Seattle, so it rains and rains. It's not that cold here, but like I said, you get this kind of damp. So actually really appreciate the neoprene gloves on days when it's really raining and really wet because they stay warm. So.

Thank you for taking time out of your day to talk with us. We'd love to know how you're using your heated gear. In fact, we'd love to see you in a short video showing us how you use your heated gear, or even just telling us how you've used it so far. Any video you share here will consider featuring on our website or posting on social media. Either way, I'm grateful you took the time to work with us, and I look forward to hearing what you have to day. Bye.

Lesley Debrier