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Warm, simple, ready for the cold

The Bartleby Wear Fleece Thermal Lined Gloves keep your hands warm through frosty mornings and long days outdoors. Made from soft black fleece with a thermal lining, they trap heat without the bulk, so you keep the dexterity you need.

Secure, adjustable fit

A volume adjuster at the cuff lets you cinch the gloves snug to seal out cold air and stop them slipping. The plain black finish pairs with any outdoor or tactical kit.

Everyday outdoor use

Ideal for dog walking, spectating at the airsoft site, commuting or general winter wear. Lightweight enough to keep in a jacket pocket for whenever the temperature drops. Supplied in size M/L.

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General
BrandBartleby Wear
ColourBlack
Other
TypeThermal lined gloves
Outer materialFleece
LiningThermal
CuffVolume adjuster
SizeM/L
UseOutdoor and winter wear

Frequently asked questions

How warm are these gloves?

They combine a soft fleece outer with a thermal lining to trap heat, keeping your hands warm on frosty mornings and long days outdoors without a lot of bulk.

What size are they?

They are supplied in a single M/L size, designed to fit medium to large hands comfortably.

What does the volume adjuster do?

The adjuster at the cuff lets you cinch the gloves snug to seal out cold air and stop them slipping off during activity.

Are they suitable for airsoft?

They are a general outdoor glove rather than dedicated skirmish gloves, but they are ideal for spectating, marshalling or keeping warm between games in cold weather.

Can I keep the dexterity to use my phone or kit?

The low-bulk fleece construction keeps them flexible, so you retain reasonable finger movement for handling gear, though they are not touchscreen specific.