🧤 Ergodyne 818WP Waterproof Insulated Touchscreen Gloves Review

Never tried touchscreen because it's too bulky for a mobile phone screen. Maybe a tablet or other large input device. Warm enough to make your hands sweat. Only 3 stars, maybe it should be 2. I ordered a large size first and they were too small at the cuff. I sent it back, got size XL, they fit better, but again the cuff is not elastic, the material is not stretchy. It should be big enough that you can put your hand in and then secure it with Velcro. It is not easy to put them on after wearing…

REVIEW UPDATE: I have to say that the customer service from ErgoDyne is nothing short of excellent. They contacted me to see if another pair of gloves might work better. They were arranged differently and did not lie in the fingers for so long. So it could be a production error. I've upgraded my rating to one star to reflect the excellent customer service. ORIGINAL REVIEW: Men's Small's fingers are almost an inch longer making it impossible to grab things. I don't see how they can fit anyone…

I get free gloves at my workplace. Cheap cloth gloves with thick rubber on the fingers/palms that are suitable for temperatures between 30 and 50 degrees Fahrenheit. I need something for kids under 30, but I also need to be able to write on it. I can barely do it and it's hard. but I can. For a work glove they have a very large wrist strap which is dangerous and I had to cut it. Also, I think my gloves didn't pass quality control. When putting on a glove, the index finger twists, which is…