MFH Softshell Winter Thinsulate Gloves - Olive

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31.05.2026

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Made from high-quality materials, the gloves provide thermal comfort during outdoor activities in unfavorable weather conditions. The outer layer insulates well from moisture, while the rubberized underside provides a good grip. They fit well and are really warm.

At this price, they insulate very well from temperature and moisture. Used a few times, but they look quite solid. There is nothing better at this price point.

Great gloves for the price (I think). The only thing is they could use drawstrings at the wrist level, as it would be easier to tuck them under a jacket or fleece. (That's what I do. Maybe I'm weird.)

I needed budget winter gloves that wouldn't get soaked too quickly from contact with snow or rain and would have some insulation, enough for around 0 degrees, maybe in a light frost. So far, I've tested the gloves on two forest outings, and they were okay; so far, they've passed the test.

They met their basic functions: insulation from cold and wind, and they didn't get wet with brief contact with snow. Good price, it's rather hard to find anything better at this price. I recommend.

I needed budget winter gloves that wouldn't get soaked too quickly from contact with snow or rain and would have some insulation, enough for around 0 degrees, maybe in a light frost. So far, I've tested the gloves on two forest outings, and they were okay; so far, they've passed the test.

Good gloves for winter, they fulfilled their task. During my trip in the mountains, they did not get wet when in contact with snow + the insulation was sufficient for me at temperatures around 0 to -3 degrees. I recommend them.

Fairly poor quality of workmanship and material. After a week in the field, two seams came undone (inner and outer), and a hole appeared on the inner side of the palm from reloading a weapon. Moreover, at temperatures around -1 to -5°C, after about 2 hours of observation, there is already a significant thermal discomfort. On the plus side, they are waterproof in wet, snowy terrain—even with the previously mentioned hole, moisture did not get inside. (I haven't tested them in the rain.)