Robust Outside Operating Gloves for Males & Girls – Winter Glove Liners & Touchscreen Gloves – Light-weight Gloves & Mountain climbing Gloves

Lightweight but warm and touch screen works
Ordered these to have a backup pair of glove liners for my car, coat, while skiing, or anywhere I just want keep my hands warm. Love that the touch screen feature works because nothing is more annoying than having to take off your glove because that index finger does not work in the cold weather to open your phone!These seem durable, I have yet to wash them, but it clearly states on the packaging to hand wash and air dry. So don’t machine wash, and do not iron, do not bleach, and do not dry clean…again? Why would anyone do those last few things?The full glove gripping is great as well as the “fleece” inside softness (92% polyester + 8% spandex) for stretchiness. Fit is true to my hand size, hopefully most hands, and will obviously continue to give/stretch with more wear and tear. Would buy again but hopefully won’t have to for a while since I don’t plan on losing them anytime soon!

maybe okay for running but not what I needed them for
These are the smallest gloves I could find, and they are still a bit too big. I would have kept them except the screen touchability is only hit or miss. So you swipe and swipe and then one time it finally works. I have tried out touch screen gloves that even though they are much bigger, work more accurately. I have a condition that makes my fingers very susceptible to cold so I wanted to use them more as tight fitting gloves, with only a little warmth, worn for longer periods of time where I could do something. If you only need these to run in and then occasionally answer your phone, and you have smaller (but not small) hands, these would probably work for you.

Very comfortable but slip around on my hands a lot.
These gloves are pretty great so far. They are pretty form fitting, are quite stretchy, have great grip, and are very soft. I would get a size smaller than you think you should because I don’t think the measuring system is correct, unless it’s saying to measure the base of your fingers. I measured around my palm and measured about 8 1/2 inches around but I bought the medium pair and they fit well, though I think even the smallest would’ve fit fine as well because my gloves still have a tiny bit of room at the tip of the fingers. In fact, after using them for several hours I’m realizing I probably should’ve gotten the smallest pair because of how much they move around on my hands. I love the silicone grip as it is very effective at gaining traction when grabbing things. However, this combined with how much they stretch causes them to slip off of my fingers quite a bit when grabbing objects with my finger tips even if they don’t have any significant weight to them, but it’s not difficult to slip them back onto my hand and keep going. This has luckily never made them fall off entirely my hand. But sadly it seems to happen all the time, and seems to be because of the reasons that make them so comfortable,  kind of negating the fact that the grip is really good. One strange thing is that some of the dye seemed to come off onto my fingers after wearing them for a bit. Not a big deal, but it may be a good idea to wash them before use.Now for some subjective opinions. I love the way they feel on my hands. The seams are pretty prominent and I’m usually hypersensitive to such things but these don’t bother me that much because of how comfortable the material is. I personally hate the “touch screen fingertip” craze, I don’t like the way that part feels on my fingertips and I bought these specifically because the grip goes all the way up the fingers. So it bothers me that the pointer finger and thumb, of which I use the most when grabbing things, don’t have the silicone grip. But it’s easy enough to slip them up my finger a bit to get the grip lined up with the tips of my fingers. It’s just a pain. This being said, the touch screen tips work surprisingly well with my phone and so far I haven’t had a situation where it didnt recognize my touch. However, I have tried using other fingers that have the silicone to use my phone and it still worked, so the touchscreen tips are unnecessary and unwanted, but it seems to be impossible to find gloves of this style without them. If they had gloves of this design without the touchscreen tips I would’ve bought those instead. I wish they were a bit tighter around my wrist but it doesn’t bother me too much. I bought these for work because I zone the freezer and refrigerated sections of a store. I need something that is thin enough to allow the use of my fingers for smaller items and has an effective grip to them. They work fine so far but its kind of a huge pain that they move around on my hands so much. For every day wear these gloves are great! But if you’re planning to wear these while constantly using your hands to grab things then maybe try something else, or buy the smallest size.All in all these gloves are fine. They feel good to wear and they work well enough to allow me to properly do my job. But it has lost a few stars because of the annoying negatives.

Comfortable, Grippy, Lightweight
After I lost a light men’s Head glove and couldn’t find an exact replacement in my size, I searched Amazon for something equivalent and settled on these from Tough Outdoors. Since my hand size is somewhere between medium and large, the med/large size seemed about right. They arrived in 2 days, neatly packaged in a plastic zipper bag. The weight and grip surface are just what I wanted for walking, driving, and biking in cool but not very cold weather. The fit and fabric are comfortable. The touchscreen finger ends work pretty well, but occasionally require pulling down a glove finger that’s slightly longer than my actual finger. Only minor complaint is a lack of clips that could securely hold the pair of gloves together in my pocket.

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Griffig sind die Handschuhe schon. Allerdings sollten sie nicht bei Nässe verwendet werden, da sie ziemlich abfärben. Bei Kälte bieten die Handschuhe keinen Wärmeschutz für die Finger wenn sie nass geworden sind.Den Begriff Thermohandschuhe verdienen sie also nicht in jedem Fall.