Anqier Windproof Touchscreen Cycling Activities Men's Accessories Review

While my fingers were definitely working to access the phone's touchscreen, MY FINGERS WERE FREEZING. If you have a tendency to get cold fingers, I would look for a different pair of gloves! Then they read my review and sent me a brand new pair of a newer warmer model which so far feels warmer. Haven't worn them in cold weather yet but they feel better insulated and I have high hopes. Many Thanks

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…

The first day I tried them we didn't have any frost on the windscreens (the main reason for buying these gloves ). So I wore them to dinner. As I walked upwind at 10 mph and 44 degrees Fahrenheit, I immediately felt the wind blow through the glove's fabric and wrap around my fingers. (Quite a strange feeling. Like the wind was cold water.) After 2 minutes my hands were covered in ice. To be honest, these gloves are better than nothing. On the way back, I put on one glove and left the other…

As a cleaning freak working on medication for my OCD, I still tend to rub everything down with five different products. From years of exposure to harsh chemicals and the occasional relapse into old habits, the skin on my hands has become so dry that I now need constant moisturizing. Or I will develop eczema-like symptoms. One problem with normal gloves was that I couldn't use the touchscreen. So I bought a pair of touchscreen gloves from the mall that didn't work at all. So I thought I'd look…