Keep your hands warm, dry and usable on cold UK runs, walks and days outdoors — even if you live with Raynaud’s, chilblains, arthritis or fingers that react to cold harder than the rest of you.RevitaFit Winter Thermal Gloves are for people who want to keep going through the colder months. The fit follows the shape of your fingers without squeezing, so you can hold a dog lead, a pole, a handlebar or a pushchair handle and still fasten a zip without taking a glove off. A waterproof, wind-blocking outer face keeps rain and cold air away from your skin, the cuffs close the opening at the wrist, and the brushed inside holds a layer of warm air against your fingers from the knuckles to the fingertips.

• Built for winter running and outdoor sport — a slim, close fit that keeps your hands warm without bulk, so you can manage zips, laces and kit on the move.
• Helps with cold-sensitive circulation — a waterproof outer face, wind-blocking cuffs and steady warmth reduce the sudden cold exposure that starts most Raynaud’s-type episodes. They can’t prevent every one.
• Steady warmth for stiff, painful joints — the brushed lining keeps warm air against the knuckles and thumb base, so your fingers are warm the first time you grip something instead of starting cold. It doesn’t treat anything in the joint.
• Waterproof and wind-blocking, with a lining that deals with sweat — rain, drizzle, sleet and light snow stay on the outside. The lining draws sweat off your skin and dries quickly once the gloves come off, but nothing passes out through a waterproof outer face: on a hard run your hands will be damp by the end, on a walk they usually won’t.
• Touchscreen-compatible fingertips — a conductive patch on the thumb and index finger, so you can check a route, change a track or start a watch with most of your hand still covered, rather than taking a glove off in the wind.
• Three sizes, cut to follow the hand — Medium, Large and Extra Large, sized to feel secure without pressing on the vessels in your hand, which is what keeps blood flowing to your fingers.