FlosoMens Thermal Fingerless Gloves (3M 40g)

Gloves are very warm and perfect for using phone

After finally receiving these, I have to say I've got mixed feelings. The gloves look really nice, fit really well (I have larger hands, but by no means the hands of a giant), and these will most certainly keep my hands warm. No doubts there. The one issue I have is that the outer part of the gloves looks like it's going to fall apart with regular usage very very quickly. There is a review here somewhere from another person who purchased these who showed and image of them where they are torn....right where the thumb meets the rest of the hand. I can't remember if that reviewer stated that they came this way or that after some usage they became this way. I can tell you that mine CAME this way. A small but noticeable rip, but it's only going to get larger as I start to use these gloves. That's the right-hand glove. The left-hand glove looks like it's about to rip in the same place.The price for these was cheap enough, so I'm not inclined to return them. I'm just supremely disappointed that these gloves are obviously not going to last very long. My guess is that I'll use them this winter only to have to do away with them by winters end. That's pretty lame, and obviously not what I was looking for. For all intents and purposes these are throw away gloves. I'm giving them 3 stars (reluctantly I might add) because they look great and that I have no doubt that they are going to keep my hands warm, whereas most gloves like these do anything but keep your hands warm and don't look very good at all.

little thicker than GI fingerless gloves but works great! can't really type well with these on but nevertheless, it is warm and typing isn't my priority so it worked out. quality is excellent on these gloves so I'm sure it will last longer than my previous gloves which were wool fingerless gloves that I picked up from a flea market. It appears to have double layer, soft fleece inner layer and outer "WOOL" knitted layer. If you usually have cold hands and feet, you can't go wrong with the "thinsulate" line of products. Only draw back is that they are thick and it hinders mobility a bit compared to other thinner gloves but the warmth makes of for all that if you ask me. These are fingerless gloves, so you can still take care of most of task without any major issues, you just need to get used to wearing them.

These arrived sooner than was anticipated by Amazon's calculation and arrived in great condition.I purchased both the blue and black at the same time wanting to have one pair to leave at home to use when working on the computer and the other pair I was going to use when out on photography shoots.My right hand always gets very cold when working on the computer.When using the camera it is nice to have your fingertips available to easily change settings on the camera.Oddly enough the Blue and black gloves are made slightly different.On the black pair the insulation goes all the way up the fingers, however on the blue version the insulation does not go into the fingers.In my case this worked out well, I use the Blue ones on the computer because it is easier to type with no insulation in the fingers.I use the black ones outside and these keep my fingers warmer.

I have a drafty home -- my hands get quite cold sometimes, and my military surplus gloves are fine but thin compared to these FLOSCO Fingerless Thinsulate gloves, the only advantage of the military gloves is that they are more flexible and I have more dexterity while wearing them. But I trade dexterity for warmth when using these FLOSCO gloves. And of course they are VERY good when worn outside on a cold day -- however, my fingertips get cold (unless I press them into the palms of these gloves), so I only use these very nice gloves outside if I have to do some work on the car or do other types of outdoor manual work that would be impeded by wearing full sized gloves.

I looked for a long time at a lot of fingerless gloves on Amazon, and really wanted something that had a good rating and wasn't a scratchy rag wool glove. Which, btw, is like 99% of the men's gloves I found. I decided to get these, b/c they had a good review from several people.Love them. They're what I would consider medium weight, with a nice soft lining. Not scratchy at all, and light weight enough to type on the computer with, but heavy enough to actually keep my hands warm, even outside in 50s temp. Where I live in CA, it really doesn't get much colder than that very often.Also, I find it amusing I had to order gloves from the UK, to find a pair I liked... I will be getting another pair soon. Highly recommend them.

This is first fingerless pair of gloves I've ever had. I needed something to keep my hands warm in the cold winter and still be able to use my fingertips to type on the keyboard and tap on my iPad and phone. They keep my hands warm and are comfortable. The only negative was, I found on the base of the right thumb is a couple holes, like the glove was not sewn/knitted correctly or complete in that area.

I hope these gloves are made forever. Working in an uninsulated factory in the New York winters make for some cold limbs, but these make it a little better. My husband went through a pair last year and just started using pair 2 a couple weeks ago. They're sturdy enough to last through 5-6 months of tough hands-on wear while always being soft and comfy. There's two thick layers which help keep hands super warm in single digit degrees. I recently had to get a couple back-up pairs just in case the worst happens and we cant find these anymore!

They the job perfectly. Best pair of fingerless gloves I’ve ever purchased.Excellent fit, comfort and warmthRobbieGCheltenham

Was pleasantly surprised at the quality of these! I've gone through a few pairs of these and usually they're low quality knitted, but these are great. I can see the wear n' tear will eventually fray them, but the front padding is extremely comfortable and make these the best fingerless I've owned.

Great Gloves. Perfect for the job

Nice and warm, good fit. Only downside is they are fraying already from general use (driving and walking) I still like them though

I bought these because I have Reynaud's syndrome which means that my fingers go cold and white with the slightest drop in temperature. These gloves help to keep my hands warm while still being able to feel with my finger tips when I need to.