Anonymous wrote:Do you wear them if you aren't running? I bought one today at lululemon and I'm afraid I cannot pull it off.

I totally love them. Especially when the weather gets a little cooler, it's a great alternative to gloves.

PLEASE for the love of god people stop wearing workout clothes as casual wear. You look ridiculous!

I think for something like a winter sport, where you need that extra cold/wind protection, that is fine. But for regular casual wear, I do not like this style. It seems very impractical, such as when you need to wash your hands (got to pull them off, wash, then I guess put them back when you're all dried up). Also, just regular activities if you're driving, holding bags, etc, will get the material dirty. Impractical and not sanitary.

LAME

Not if you're over 30.

Anonymous wrote:They are dedicated workout wear for me. What do you mean by not being able to pull it off?

I don't think she means stuck.

Most likely, she means it doesn't look as though it's her style.

They're awesome on airplanes, too.

Agreed that they are great for wearing in chilly weather when you aren't wearing gloves.

I used to cut the thumb holes before these were on the market.

I love them. Gloves drive me nuts so I wear them everywhere when it's cold outside.

They're good for camping and winter sports too

They do look silly as casual wear.

I ignore the hole and roll up the sleeve into a cuff

As "casual wear", I feel like I'd look silly. They seem functional if that makes sense.

They are dedicated workout wear for me. What do you mean by not being able to pull it off?

Do you wear them if you aren't running? I bought one today at lululemon and I'm afraid I cannot pull it off.