LOUXPERTWinter Waterproof Gloves for Women: Water Proof Touch Screen Gloves for Men Running Hiking, Cold Weather Touchscreen Gloves for Phone Texting, Warm Snow Water Resistant Thermal Gloves Black

These gloves are stretchy and lightweight, but still kept me warm. They are true to size. In the morning mist, my hands did not get wet. The touchscreen fingertip worked well

Easy to do touch in screen. Feel comfortable, waterproof, value for money

1 moth use review, good gloves overall, but if you handle cold things like ice, they are not 100% waterproof, but still do better than knit gloves.

(Update) : These gloves are Not Meant for Below 25 Degrees Weather at all. Was outside for 10 to 15 mins and hands were cold is heck…The first pair I ordered didn’t arrive even though amazon said they did. Got the replacement today and there good gloves they work with my phone “Ok” good enough. But once I stepped outside I felt the cold air on my hands instantly and it was 18 degrees out; but it wasn’t windy and my hands weren’t freezing so I guess thats good. They feel really nice on my hands inside has faux fur and outside is polyester material and the fit is great nice and snug not big. You can feel what your doin ( grabbing or using). I got the smallest size I think men's small women’s medium and they fit myself and my man hands bigger than mine’s good. So I’ll order him a pair.

The gloves look nice onlyThey don’t keep your fingers tips warm

These are hardly "water resistant", the bits on the index and thumbs for the touch screen end up making those fingers and thumbs even colder. They do not keep your hands warm at all at 0⁰, they're not wind resistant either.Nearly all of the little grip strips on the palms and fingers of the gloves have come off after one use.These gloves might be okay for spring, say 40⁰F, but they definitely are not for the cold winter.The only thing good I have to say is that the touch screen tips work well I guess.

These gloves fit very well, and are comfy & flexible. You can still work your phone & they’re waterproof also!

I wore these in a seriously gnarly rain storm for about 30-45 mins of continuous rain while on my scooter and they kept my hands warm and dry, exactly as I hoped. Kinda difficult to feel things as well when on hands because of the thickness of the material, but thats to be expected.

I absolutely love these gloves. They are a perfect fit, and I primarily use them for driving when the temperatures drop. The touchscreen functionality is a standout feature, working seamlessly on both my car stereo and phone. Unlike many touchscreen gloves, the seam at the end of the finger is present but not intrusive, providing a more natural feel and preserving dexterity.One notable design choice is the overlap of the touch-sensitive portion with the seam, enhancing touchscreen capability. While these gloves excel in tapping gestures, multi-finger swiping can be a bit challenging due to the grippy touch-sensitive portions. They aren't heavy-duty winter gloves, but they do a commendable job cutting down the wind, keeping hands comfortably warm in cold weather (above -15°C).The thick wrist collar contributes significantly to warmth, and I appreciate the attention to detail in design. While not recommended for rough work, as the material may be prone to tearing, these gloves fulfill their intended purpose splendidly. Stylish and effective, they offer a comfortable solution for cold seasons. I wholeheartedly recommend them for anyone seeking a balance of style and functionality in cold-weather gloves.

But why did I buy winter gloves in summer?In an attempt to replicate the professional product unboxing videos I've seen on YouTube, I pulled out a pair of gloves that had been sitting in my closet. However, I quickly realized that these gloves prevented me from using my phone's touchscreen without taking them off each time I needed to interact with my phone.This dilemma led me to Amazon, where I ended up purchasing these gloves because they seemed to solve the touchscreen issue I was facing.They arrived the next day, and I excitedly took them out, setting up my unboxing recording setup. But it didn't take long to realize another mistake I had made – these gloves weren't the most comfortable choice for the July heat.To sum it up, these gloves do allow for touchscreen interaction with the phone while wearing them, but they are also quite warm.In the end, I came to the conclusion that professional product unboxing videos weren't my cup of tea. Perhaps I'll give it another shot in the winter! 😄

These gloves fit my medium hands, well, like a glove.They are easy to put on and take off as they are a bit stretchy, and they have a wrist portion to prevent snow from entering the glove.The touch screen capability works great, and there are rubber pads on the palm and fingers for grip.They are a bit thin, almost like a neoprene material, so I doubt they will be very warm on the coldest days, but they will be suitable for a typical winter day to go out and clean off the car or check the mail. For longer time periods outside and/or colder days I would probably use a mitt instead of these.They do look nice, and are not bulky like a ski glove.

I love these gloves. It's difficult to find larger, flexible, warm and waterproof gloves. These are generously sized and will larger hands with tightness or uncomfortable pressure.These gloves are made from a quality frabric that appears to be the same as diving suit material. Water beads up instantly and doesn't penetrate. The insides are soft and fleece lining is warm and feels lovely on your hands.I tried out the the smart phone panels in the fingers and they work perfectly. The nonslip strips prevent you from dropping items even when it's wet or snowy out.I would definitely recommend these gloves.

These gloves are excellent for current cold Melbourne mornings. I'm in my 70s and do school crossings, my woollen gloves weren't enough. These have proved an excellent buy. Warm, comfortable and practical as it is still easy to handle objects. I love them.