Review on Anqier Windproof Touchscreen Cycling Activities Men's Accessories by Ross Bagby

The fingers on these gloves are long and less spread than on the human hand. Wearing with a coat and other layers underneath puts some pressure on the cuffs. Because the fabric of the gloves is a bit stiff, there will be a bit of lift on the fingers, which will increase the excess fabric at the end. This isn't unexpected with this type of fabric, but if you have short fingers, these gloves probably aren't for you. I can't use the touchscreen pads on my index and thumb because my fingers can't quite reach the pads. Even without coats and layers, fingers are long. The palm grip works very well while driving and allows for a better grip on the steering wheel. It also provides a secure grip for your phone. They're warm enough when I start moving (I bought them for running) but I found my toes cold until I warmed up. I wouldn't put them on if my fingers were cold hoping to warm them up. The temp was in the 20-35F range and I don't wear them and opt for a warmer pair. If your hands don't get cold, chances are they're going to work for you.