Review on 🧤 Winter Touch Screen Gloves: Stay Warm, Dry, and Connected in Cold Weather for Women and Men by Michael Tegan

Hands are large by most standards. I know a lot of guys who have bigger hands than mine. Gloves are snug, barely fitting without pinching or blocking blood flow. Oh, I'm 6'0", about 230 pounds, 50 years old, former athlete and soldier. American omnivore (translated as "not skinny"). In this weather, I have to constantly move my hands and fingers to not to freeze, I have had mild frostbite several times and poor blood circulation in the limbs is a genetic problem for me, so I always have problems with low temperatures on my body.The length of the fingers on the thumb and on the two middle fingers of both gloves may additionally 1 /4" longer. Touch screen handpieces work reasonably well about 80% of the time. I don't need to take my gloves off if I want to skip a song or look at a map while picking a new route. I'll probably need to pause during the training, loosen my security features as I cannot use my gloved fingerprint and my 9-digit security PIN with a gloved fingertip etc difficult to enter. y fingers in an odd position to get an accurate count from the glove's touchscreen tips, but it's doable with practice and patience. If I'm in a hurry or get a number wrong, I slow down and take off my glove to scan my fingerprint. I wish these gloves had some bright, reflective material - just a few stripes, dots, or even a logo. Keep the color neutral so most people can wear it without fear, like some men who might not wear neon pink. I suggest using white or silver glitter ribbon, but neon yellow/green is a neutral color. I would wear pink or purple if that was my only choice because keeping my hands warm is more important to me than what anyone might think of the colors of my gloves. carry, especially if I want to put them in my pocket temporarily. They're less likely to slip together and I think I'd rather lose both gloves at once than just one.