Thermal Arm Warmers Winter Cycling Sleeves

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Cosy Warmth That Never Slows You Down

Threo Thermal Sleeves shield your arms from biting winter chill. Soft plush fabric feels gentle against the skin all day. A clever thumb hole keeps hands free for typing. Slip them on and enjoy comfort during every ride.

Lasting Warmth

Thick plush lining instantly traps heat around chilly arms. Say goodbye to cold fingers on every winter journey.

Flexible Fit

Stretchy fabric hugs any arm size without feeling tight. The elastic design stays in place during long, active rides.

Handy Thumb Hole

Fingerless design lets you text and type with ease. Grip handlebars or answer calls without removing a thing.

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  1. S***B (verified buyer)

    New Zealand

    Thumb holes are handy for quick phone checks

  2. C***D (verified buyer)

    New Zealand

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    I use these sleeves for cold morning runs too, and they stay put even when I swing my arms hard

  3. M***L (verified buyer)

    New Zealand

    I like the soft feel while cycling

  4. M***S (verified buyer)

    New Zealand

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    My dad asked for warmer cycling gear, so I got these arm warmers and he says they feel cosy every ride

  5. A***H (verified buyer)

    New Zealand

    Bought these for biking, and they fit well

  6. B***R (verified buyer)

    New Zealand

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    Bought the arm warmers for my husband, and he keeps them on after cycling because the lining feels so soft

  7. J***P (verified buyer)

    New Zealand

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    Warm sleeves made my evening ride much nicer

  8. N***K (verified buyer)

    New Zealand

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    The thumb holes helped me check maps at traffic lights without pulling anything off, which made my winter ride easier

  9. O***T (verified buyer)

    New Zealand

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    After a windy commute, I was glad I packed these sleeves because they kept the chill off my forearms