What Customers have said
Rated 4.8 out of 5
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★★★★★
“Stayed for the whole game”
Three hours on metal bleachers in sleet, and every year I’d end up in the car by halftime. I always thought gloves were gloves. These kept my hands dry the whole game, I held my coffee without it slipping, and when my son scored I filmed it without taking anything off. First season I’ve watched every minute.
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★★★★★
“Finally a glove I can actually work in”
Shoveling, scraping the truck, loading wet firewood. My old gloves were soaked in ten minutes and then my fingers were done for the day. These stay dry inside, and the grip on the shovel handle is the real deal. Made it through a whole winter of hard use and they still look good.
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★★★★★
“I stopped hiding my hands”
My hands are always the first thing to go, even in the freezer aisle. I used to pull my gloves off to pay, check my list, answer a text, and pay for it the rest of the trip. Now I don’t take them off at all. Phone, card reader, cart, all with them on. And they just look like normal gloves, so nobody asks.
Your Gloves Aren’t The Problem. Taking Them Off Is.
Your hands really do get colder than everyone else’s. That isn’t in your head.
You’ve tried thick gloves, thin gloves, liners, and a pocket full of hand warmers. And you’ve noticed something: it’s never the gloves alone that fail you. It’s the moment you pull one off.
To answer a text. To film the play. To grab your keys. To pay at the register. Thirty seconds of bare skin in the wind, and your fingers are done for the next twenty minutes.
Then there’s the wet. Snow on the shovel, sleet on the bleachers, a soggy leash. Wet skin loses heat many times faster than dry skin. Once your gloves soak through, no amount of insulation saves you.
And when your fingers stiffen, your grip goes. The coffee slips. The phone drops in the snow. The leash slides out.
So you leave the game at halftime. You cut the dog walk short. You skip the photo. You turn down the invite because it’s outside. Winter becomes something you get through instead of something you get to enjoy.
You don’t need a bulkier glove. You need one you never have to take off.
How CozyMits Work: Stay Dry, Stay Gripped, Stay On
Three things steal the warmth from your hands. CozyMits stop all three.
1. Stay on. Touchscreen fingertips let you text, swipe, call and film with your gloves on. Your bare skin never meets the wind.
2. Stay dry. A waterproof shell keeps out snow, sleet, rain and slush, so your hands hold on to the warmth they have.
3. Stay gripped. A non-slip palm holds coffee, leashes, keys, wheels and tools, wet or dry. No fumbling, no dropping.
The result: you stay for the whole game, finish the walk, catch every photo, and walk inside with hands that still work. No batteries, no wires, nothing to charge.
What People With Cold Hands Are Saying...
Rated 4.8 out of 5
What The Research Shows
Wet hands lose heat up to 25x faster than dry ones. Dry, covered, gripping hands stay warmer.
Share of North American winter-glove spending that goes to non-heated gloves: 87.7%
Negative heated-glove reviews that blame the battery: 27.8%
US cold-hand sufferers already spending on gloves, packets or warmers every winter: ~48%
How much faster wet skin loses heat than dry skin: up to 25x
Sources: North American winter glove market reports, Amazon heated-glove review analysis, and published thermal physics on heat loss from wet skin.
Frequently Asked Questions?
They’re not heated. Will they actually keep my hands warm?
They’re not heated. Will they actually keep my hands warm?
They keep your hands dry and covered, and those are the two things that make hands go cold fastest. Wet skin loses heat many times faster than dry skin, and every time you pull a glove off to use your phone, the wind takes what warmth you had. CozyMits stop both. No batteries means nothing to die halfway through your day.
Does the touchscreen really work?
Does the touchscreen really work?
Yes. The fingertips work on phones, tablets, car screens and card readers, so you can text, swipe, call and take photos without taking them off. A firm, flat tap works best.
How waterproof are they?
How waterproof are they?
They’re built to keep out snow, sleet, rain and slush during everyday wear: shoveling, dog walks, sidelines, commutes. They aren’t made for holding your hands under water.
Can I actually hold things in them?
Can I actually hold things in them?
Yes. The non-slip grip palm is made for coffee cups, leashes, keys, steering wheels, shovels and phones, wet or dry.
Will they look weird at work or on the sideline?
Will they look weird at work or on the sideline?
No. They look like regular gloves. No battery packs, no wires, no lights. Nobody will know they do more than a normal glove.
Do they need charging or batteries?
Do they need charging or batteries?
No. There’s nothing to charge and nothing to plug in. Pull them on and go, every day.
Are they a good gift?
Are they a good gift?
They’re one of our most-gifted items. And because our 180-day guarantee runs through the whole winter, they’re covered even if the first real cold snap is months after you buy.
I’ve wasted money on gloves before. Why would these be different?
I’ve wasted money on gloves before. Why would these be different?
Most gloves force a choice: warm but useless, or usable but cold and wet. CozyMits are built around what you actually do with your hands in winter: touch your phone, hold on to things, and stay dry. And if they don’t work for you, you get your money back.
How do I care for them?
How do I care for them?
After a wet day, let them air-dry at room temperature. Keep them away from radiators, heaters and the dryer.