🧤 EnergeticSky Waterproof Winter Gloves: 3M Thinsulate Ski & Snowboard Gloves for Men and Women - Touchscreen, Fishing, Photography, Hunting and More Review

The gloves are very comfortable. The quality is very good. I bought them to ride my bike in rain and snow and they performed just as I expected. The ability to expose the index finger and thumb is a huge plus.

I like to walk my dog in winter. and now it's -26 degrees outside. Had to pack my dog up and go for a walk - relax he's fine - and these gloves kept my hands absolutely warm. I've been outside in temperatures of -16 to -28 with wind chill and these gloves were great.

I really like these gloves and the touchscreen finger option works well. The material seems to be of good quality, let's see how long it lasts. They were very warm, but not too warm. However, I found them a bit clunky for Tinsulate gloves. For the price and quality I would buy a different denomination.

I bought these gloves because I needed a pair of gloves to carry in my coat pockets and keep my hands warm while riding. The non-slip palm design has enough texture to ensure a good grip on the steering wheel. I have Raynaud's disease/Raynaud's syndrome. As soon as my hands get cold, they don't generate their own heat. These gloves are perfect for keeping my hands at the same temperature as when I put them on. I am very excited about these gloves.

I like how warm it is in the hands. It's really warm and really made for cold/winter weather. You can't use it like regular clothes because it will make your hand sweat and make it very warm. I recommend using it in winter to avoid frostbite, and you don't need to take it off when holding a touchscreen phone either. Really good quality and highly recommended. Remember to measure your hand, I'm medium height and it fits well, but I was worried I wouldn't be able to hold the handle as the…

Seems like a pretty good pair of gloves. It's too hot outside to determine how well they perform against cold elements for long periods of time. You feel well isolated. I think they keep and keep your hands warm in a typical winter. I attempted to test the claimed water resistance by soaking my hands in running water in a sink for a while. With different insulating layers, they keep your hands dry. The main entry points for water are the hole where you put your hands in gloves and where the…

Good things first, like other brands these gloves allow you to open your fingertips and provide the dexterity needed for photography. I think they serve this purpose well in more moderate temperatures, but only work at low, near-zero or sub-zero temperatures (0 degrees Celsius or 32 degrees Fahrenheit), with important caveats. Less good: The information in the size table and the specified temperature range seem incomprehensible and misleading. (1) The size chart indicates the palm width, which…