Heavyweight Collection

We have been using these gloves/mittens for only a short time for our nonprofit but they are already proving to be amazing. For people with disabilities, especially quads, putting on gloves can be challenging but these works so well for our caregivers and volunteers to help keep our adaptive community members hands warm. Did I mention we help wheelchair users climb mountains? Amazing product!

Seriously, they are perfect for keeping my fingers warm in the winter and sweat catchers in the summer. I love all the colors!

So glad to finally find something I can wear when I workout or when I’m at work to keep my Reynaud’s in check without looking like a glove. They’re like a hoodie for my wrists!

Great product. Have the original as well and bought the heavy weighted version for extra warmth. Great for walking the dog or going on a cold morning run.

I have chronically cold hands. I use heated keyboards for work, i use hot hands all winter. These mittens are a great addition. I can even stick a hot pack in the folded area, on top or under the hands. Perfect for running in fall and spring too!

Well so far these have been my go to for my hands while running. There so versatile. Start off with a mitt/glove, down to half mitt, then roll up and put on your wrist as a sweat band.
Hopefully they come out with more colors/designs, but overall I’ve been super happy with them!

I suffer with the pain from Raynaud's. Wearing gloves causes the pain to be much worse and I struggle to get my hand out of the fingers and into a ball to gain warmth from the palm. Therefore, I think the design of the hood over the fist makes sense. I wore them for the first time today (weather wasn’t very cold) and got the impression they will be very useful to me. I love that I can have them readily available on my wrist for when I need them.

Got these for my son in law to wear while he rides his One Wheel or rides his bike, walk the dog. He wanted something that was bulky but kept his hands warm and allowed him to use his fingers when he needed. We plan to get the warmer ones and some more colors !!

I am really pleased with my Flipmits! I had to get used to the fact that when you flip the pocket over your hands, your hands are in a ball (can’t extend them full length). This is okay, though, because then my fingers stay huddled together to keep warm. I love that the cuffs don’t interfere with my Apple Watch. They are incredibly easy and practical to use, especially when we’re transitioning from late winter into spring months here in Minnesota. I roll them down onto my wrists if my hands get too hot. I’m looking foward to using them on a trip to the Grand Canyon. I also love that they are not bulky and can easily be stored in a jacket pocket without making me look like a marshmallow.

Love 'em. Great for running when you want something warm to start out then peel back as your hands get warm. Also love them while walk the dog.

These are amazing! I am so happy with my purchase:)

she LOVED the color.
easy on easy off

This is my third pair of Flipmits. This was a cosmetic purchase. I find them perfect for keeping hands warm in the desert winter and as a great workout assistant. If you live im very cold climates use the heavy duty.

These are comfortable and I love the design. They are great for people like me who don't like their fingers covered but sometimes need it anyway. Don't expect mittens; your fingers will be curled like in the advertising photos if you have them covered. As long as you're cool with that--it's a more functional alternative than shoving hands in pockets--then these are perfect. They also don't take much dexterity to flip in either direction, which is nice, especially in the cold.

If they do ever figure out making the material longer without making the whole product unwieldy, I'd love a pair that does allow for relaxed, extended fingers when in mitten mode. However, until then, these are exactly as advertised and I love them.

Once the temps got to 30 degrees in the morning these work great for dog walking at 6:30am Fingers stay just warm enough and give enough flexibility for controlling all the leashes