Winter Gloves - Touchscreen Running Gloves - 4-Way Stretch Cold Weather Gear - Water-Resistant Winter Gear

These are my go-to gloves and I keep a pair in most of my jackets. They keep my hands warm into the mid-30's, then I switch to something warmer (but then these work great as liners). They're snug and fit really well on my smaller hands. I've used them a lot when cycling and driving, no issues with grip. With daily/heavy wear they are not the most durable, only last a season or two before holes start to develop, but for the price they are reasonably well made. The touch screen functionality works as well/poorly as every other "touchscreen" glove I've ever used, so it sort of half works but eventually gets frustrating; but these are stretchy enough that I can easily take just my thumb out to work the phone while keeping the rest of my hand warm. I usually wear these for a week and then toss them in the wash, and they've held up well to washing.

Shiny polyester finish, thick enough fabric to add warmth but thin enough to function as a glove liner, fits snuggly inside my black insulated deer-skin leather gloves (which is whole reason I purchased them, so am glad they worked out. Their slick finish makes it easy to pull my tight leather glove on over it; other brands were too thick and didn't fit the glove, or were too flimsy and too easy to rip). I will use these on extra cold morning commutes into the city. The touchscreen index finger and thumb mostly work (a nice modern convenience). I wear a medium, large or XL in other "outer layer" gloves; but I ordered a medium in this "glove liner" and it fits perfectly (has some stretch to it: 90% Polyester, 10% Spandex). Has a very tight wrist opening though, but material seams durable and well made so I don't expect it to rip there. Also, as a former soccer player, I can tell the glove liner will be perfect for short winter jogs. I just received the package today, so this is not a long-term review...

The fit was great and I really like the way these look. The material is nice and I can’t wait to go running with them today (they just arrived this morning!). A couple of comments: -the cuff is rather long and will ride up against your smart watch if you use one for running. You can fold the cuff over though if you wear your watch low like I do when running so not taking off any stars for that. -the described silicon grip texture is basically non existent. It doesn’t really add any grip and if you are using these for an occasional car drive or holding a tool or something don’t expect any grip. That’s not what I bought them for but expected some sort of grip... It’s more of an aesthetic pattern. -the tough screen finger/thumb only works on my iPhone when you press really hard. It really doesn’t work when typing since pushing hard when typing isn’t easy/normal. I typically rely on Siri commands from my watch when running so not a huge deal for most things, but this is what I subtracted 2 stars for. Occasionally I have to pull out my phone and respond to an urgent message or email and I’d have to take these gloves off to do that quickly. Overall I’m happy with these and will keep them, but will try something out in a store next time to make sure they work better with a phone. Update: added a star. Ran with these in 42 degree weather and they kept my hands warm from the start. They block wind well too. Had to take them off after about 15min since I was getting too warm :-). I had shorts, thin long sleeve running shirt, and Brooks running beanie on.

I was tentative when I first bought these. I'm a man who generally wears large or extra-large gloves. They only had medium/large, and I was concerned they wouldn't fit; however, when I tried them on, they were perfect. PROS: In a moderate climate, they keep my hands warm. I live in Arizona, which doesn't have cold winters, but it does get down into the teens in Jan/Feb. So far, I haven't had any trouble with the cool air getting in, and my hands have stayed warm. They are thin enough, so they could easily be worn as liners for heavy gloves/mittens if needed. The index finger and thumb tips work very well with my cell phone. They fit tight enough so you can type with them on. I'm wearing them as I type this review on my laptop, sitting outside. CONS: They could provide a better grip. The pattern shown in the pictures is more of a designer mode than a functionality. They need to grip better. The material feels thin. I'm concerned that durability could be an issue down the road. Time will tell, and if this does become an issue, I'll amend my review. OVERALL I'm thrilled with my decision, and the price is right. I recommend these as a glove for biking and running. The best part is Amazon's return policy, which means I am not concerned about being 'stuck' with a wrong purchase. I've always been able to return anything I didn't like.

More like liners. Good for running in 35-40F degree weather. Hands still get cold, esp. if it's windy, but better than nothing. Would work well as liners under more heavy duty gloves. Thin, lightweight. I light to pack these with me more than my thicker Patagonia gloves because they're so much more portable. I like that the gloves ride up on wrists to keep the wrists warm too. Touch screen works well

Got these for my husband for Chistmas in 2021. It's been 4 years and they've started to wear a bit, but he loves them, so I'm buying thrm for him again. He's a teacher, and often has to be outside in the cold during morning drop off and is so times on recess duty, so he needs to be able to keep his hands warm. They also work well with his phone.

I’m ordering a second pair—my first pair after 3 years of almost daily wear and weekly washing (regular machine wash & then air dry) are starting to fray at one seam. I use them almost daily for long walks with my large dog—protects my hands & gives a good grip to her leather leash. And they do keep my hands warmer in cold & rainy weather though they are clearly not equipped for snow. They are thin, comfortable & fit very well. The touchpad hasn’t worked for me but it’s easy to pull a glove off and hold in my hand while I send a quick text or answer my cell.

The glove grip is slippery. I tried to use them during the cool months since they are thinner material, but I finally had to trash them. Slippery grip is no good.