TournaHot Glove Mitt Hand Warmer for Tennis and Pickleball

This is the only thing that will keep my fingers warm when I play tennis or pickleball in chilly weather. I have Raynaud's syndrome and my fingers turn white and become numb when the temperature gets even slightly cold. Gloves don't help because the fingers don't generate any heat, so they stay cold in a glove. A mitten is the only way to get them warm. In fact, sometimes they get so warm I end up taking it off. I like being able to feel the grip on the paddle or racket. Gloves are too uncomfortable. My only gripe is that the mitten is a little small for the tennis racket, but works well with the short handled paddle.

This works well to keep your hand warm while still be able to grip the pickleball paddle with a bare hand. Only complaint is that the wrist cuff is too loose and keeps sliding down. Perhaps people with bigger wrists won't have an issue but if you have a small wrist you might have the same problem. If they were to make the cuff more elastic then it would definitely be 5 stars.

Very helpful on freezing cold mornings where you tend to get an ice cream headache in your hand.

This is a great product. I us a pickleball gloves and it's not great in the cold. So I now get the grip with the glove and the warmth of the glove. Great idea.

It's nice and warm and it was way cheaper than the Viking, which is why I gave it a whirl.Pros: Cheap, good construction, warmCons: Limited range of motion within mitt, handle collar would be very tight around a 4-3/8 gripSo the standard platform tennis racquet has a 4-1/4 grip. The orifice in the mitt comfortably allows motion to twist the paddle if you are changing your grip, however if you upsize your grip more akin to tennis racquets, it's going to be a very snug fit. If you only use a continental grip for all of your shots this isn't an issue. But if you are continually switching grips, the rotation will be hampered by the collar size on larger diameter grips.The other issue has to do with range of motion within the mitt.Personally, I use a choked up grip on volleys, but to do that while wearing the mitt, the base of the handle can't push far enough into the "bulge" of the mitt, making it very tough to switch grips on the fly. For me, that's a dealbreaker on this mitt, even though it could be a non-issue for many.

I used it Friday in frigid weather and it was great!! It didn't effect my play and kept my hand warm.

Works down into the high thirties. Below that and who really wants to play tennis anyway?

Allows you to grip the tape with your hand flesh. More control.