Reddit reviews Winterwolf Touchscreen Gloves for Smartphones & Tablets (Green)

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Great Christmas 2016 stocking stuffer for friends and family!No more numb fingers! - Using conductive yarn technology the 3 conductive fingers on each hand let you use your smartphone or tablet touchscreens in sub-zero tempraturesWorks with all touchscreens! - Including iPhone, iPad, Android Smartphones, Android Tablets, Kindle, ATMs, GPS Navigators, eBook Readers and much moreGreat gift idea for technology lovers, bikers, or for the chilly morning commute. One size fits all. Unisex.Designed in Canada for REAL Winter protection! 100% warmth guaranteed (85% Acrylic/8% Spandex/ 2% Elastic/5% Conductive Yarn)

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1 Reddit comment about Winterwolf Touchscreen Gloves for Smartphones & Tablets (Green):

u/simynona · 6 pointsr/UWMadison

Well boots and a coat are going to be your two main pieces of winter gear. You'll need hats, mittens, scarfs, etc too but those will be a far smaller expense.

Get ready for a different indoor temperature too, unless you want to spend a fortune on heating. It's currently 33 outside right now and we do not have our heat on. We usually don't turn it on until it gets below 65-60 inside. Sometimes rentals have heat included in the rent, and that is a huge advantage if you can find one like that. If you're paying for heat though, there are lots of guides out there on how to save money using things like programmable thermostats and window plastic wrap. Some other things that help me in terms of indoor comfort:

Electric blanket - you can save some money by turning down the heat at night and bundling up, and an electric blanket will make sure you never get cold. At the very least make sure to get a very warm comforter for your bed.
Slippers and good thick wool socks
Layers layers layers. Not only does it get wicked cold here, but temperatures often fluctuate wildly. For example, it was 70 and sunny two days ago and now it's freezing (literally.) Wool tights are awesome.

Another handy (lol) thing for the outdoors are mittens/gloves with conductive material for operating your phone while not freezing your hand off. Something like this: https://www.amazon.com/Winterwolf-Touchscreen-Gloves-Smartphones-Tablets/dp/B0192RZ9QQ/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&amp;qid=1479575315&amp;sr=8-8&amp;keywords=smartphone+mittens

You'll need a bunch of stuff (shovels, sidewalk salt, etc) if you end up renting a house, but you don't need to worry about that right now. It wouldn't be worth it to buy that stuff now and move it here, and you could probably get it here way cheaper (do they even sell that stuff in Florida?)

One thing you'll definitely want to invest in when you get here is some hand lotion and chapstick. Cold weather dries out your skin a ton.

Make sure to check out that winter car stuff. Besides that, what you need will depend a lot on personal preference which you can figure out when you get here.