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These mittens are totally amazing! I couldn't face another winter with painful arthritic fingers, dog walking 3 times a day. The opening 'flap' on the end is fabulous to take on and off the dog lead, without taking the mitts off and getting cold fingers! Thank you Jack for guiding me to the best gloves/mitts for me! Brilliant!
Wrote e-mails to the 2 contacts left on their website and FB page, nobody cares to answer for a whole week. Imagine buying some of them seriously priced products and have an issue with it. Better avoid this garage company and find a better place to spend your money.
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