Seirus InnovationMen's Hyperlite All Weather Polartec Glove with Sound Touch Technology

If it's not raining, and not below 35 degrees (40 if windy), then these are the perfect gloves. I got my first pair in 2009, and they are still ticking in 2017. They look super worn out and some seams are coming undone, but they're still in one piece. I got a replacement pair recently and was pleased to find that they have not been changed in the past 8 years, other than the welcome addition of touchscreen compatibility. The fit is amazing thanks to the incredibly thin material; I can easily manipulate keys and press small buttons while wearing them. It's true that the waterproofing, windproofing, and insulation are minimal, but on a day between 35 and 50 degrees, these make the difference in whether or not I have to walk with my hands in my pockets.

These are the only winter gloves I wear anymore. I live in Michigan and I've been wearing these gloves for the past 4 winters. They aren't exactly waterPROOF, but they are water resistant enough for general winter use. They're slim, but keep my hands very warm. Love the new faux leather fingertips on the thumb and index fingers. I didn't like the old white tips which allowed use of electronics, this leather tip is much more attractive and still does the trick very accurately. I'll keep buying these as I keep losing them! :)Fits somewhat large. My hand is 8.5" and I prefer the Small/Medium size.

These gloves are so awesome. So thin and light take up less room in pack than a pair of socks. Their temperature range is unbelievable. I skate ski, skin and bike with these and have been the go to for years now. Dexterity and comfort is just great. They are very thin so they kind of wear out fast, but i just replace them because they are so comfortable. I use the older worn out ones for work sometimes. They work great in all temps for active skiing like xc and touring. They will be too cold for winter biking (unless its in the 30's)but all other seasons these are great biking gloves. Surprisingly warm for how thin they are, thanks to the windstopper fabric.

I've had these a week or two and I can say without reservation, these are the worst buy I have ever made on Amazon. "All-Weather" surely doesn't mean any colder than 40 deg F.. I walk each morning at about 9:00 with temps lately 25 deg F to 40 deg F and these keep my hands cold all the walk (which is about 3/4 miles). I have yet to feel warm hands either during the walk or when returned to the house. My hands are frigid to the touch after 25 mins. walking. The feel is great, the fit is perfect, but the warmth factor is a joke...and not a funny joke . If it wasn't for the PITA / costs to return, I certainly would return them . And what's with the "all-weather" statement. Does anyone wear gloves on a sunny day or warm weather ?I buy alot from Amazon, and this was my first bum deal . Not Amazon's fault but I did read about these gloves before I bought them and Amazon might want to reconsider allowing such disclaimers from their suppliers. These gloves are NOT for the cold/moderate cold weather. Very disappointed !

Thick seams and tight fabric make this run smaller than most other gloves. During use will expand slightly. I bought medium of several different brands of gloves, this one was the smallest.This glove has a mesh type liner allowing breathing with some insulation. Seams are very tough. The first thing to wear out is the faux leather pad, then the material itself at the fingertips.After trying other brands, I always end up coming back to this pair. Reason is warmth, moderate dexterity, and perfect amount of grip on the steering wheel of my cars. Also, the strap at the wrist that makes putting them on now seams critical, I'd never buy any other gloves without them as I hated struggling to put on competing gloves with out the strap.Over time, the touch screen part of the finger has lost its ability and rarely works.

These are great stand alone, light weight gloves, in moderately low temperatures. The touch screen ability works perfectly. But I love these as a glove/mitten liner. They allow you to take off your gloves in extremely low temperatures to use your phone, but still protect your hands. Have been using a current version of these for 3 decades.

Don't get them near any Velcro! If you're not going to be near any velcro, then I would say they are great, snug, warm, and breathable, somewhat water resistant, and if they do get soaked they stay warm, but touch any velcro and they will stick to them like magnets and tear bits off everytime. who lives without velcro?

Used during hiking in cooler windy temps.