Nathan · Reflective convertible glove/mitt · Mid-range
Nathan HyperNight Reflective Convertible Mitt 2
Best for running in the darkCold-weather running guide
A reflective micro-fleece glove with a fold-over mitt shell, thumb chamois, and a pocket for a clip light; Treeline named the original version its best winter glove for running. The Mitt 2 is the current version and Nathan rates it for roughly 20-35°F.
- List price
- $44$44 for Black/Hex Print; the Hi Vis Yellow/Hex Print colorway was marked down to $17.99 (from $44) at check time.
- Fits
- Unisex
- Warmth
- Midweight
- Wind
- None
- Water
- None
- Visibility
- High visibility
- Temperature range
- 20 to 35°F (−7 to 2°C) The brand's stated range
- Best for
- Runners who log winter miles in the dark and want a convertible glove that adds visibility.
- Not for
- Extreme cold, since the glove is not insulated.
Downsides
- Not insulated
- Reviews covered the original version, not the Mitt 2
- Touchscreen works on one finger only
Specs
| Materials | Micro fleece (fiber content not published) |
|---|---|
| Touchscreen | Yes (index/'texting' finger) |
| Convertible | Yes; fold-back mitt shell |
| Lining / insulation | Micro fleece; not insulated |
| Palm grip | Not listed |
| Nose wipe | Chamois on thumbs |
| Reflective | Hex reflective print; Hi Vis Yellow option |
Features
- Thermal mitt shell pulls over a lightweight glove and folds back when not needed
- TruTouch conductive 'texting' finger for smartphones
- Hex reflective print; offered in Hi Vis Yellow and Black
- Chamois on the thumbs
- Back-of-hand pocket sized for a Nathan StrobeLight
- Unisex sizes XS-XL
What reviewers say
Best for Running winner (original version, $40); the index-finger touchscreen worked well, it was tested from about 15 to 50°F, and a tester with Raynaud's called it the best running glove she has used. Not insulated and not meant for extreme cold.
Treeline Review: Best Winter Gloves of 2026 · Oct 2, 2026
Recommended reflective glove; both the black and hi-vis yellow colorways carry plenty of reflective material, and the flip-over mitt helps manage temperature, though it isn't warm enough for extreme cold.
Treeline Review: Best Reflective Gear for Running in the Dark (Tested) · Sep 29, 2026
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