🧤 HiCool Touch Screen Winter Gloves for Men and Women - Thermal Driving and Running Head Gloves for Outdoor Sports, Warm and Stylish Review

Medium sized man ordered a large size. Fit is good. Inside like fleece. Use them for your morning run. Keep my hands warm and dry up to 30 degrees and protect them from the wind. The touchscreen option works fine on my phone, but it's hard to use on my watch because the face of the watch is quite small. I would buy a few more.

We recently climbed 13,000 feet to the top of a volcano. It was windy and cold. In these gloves, my hands were warmer than I expected. The touchscreen feature is great. I used it a lot to take photos with my phone on the go. Fingers and thumbs worked, which was nice. They exceeded my expectations for warmth. I would definitely buy them again.

I use these gloves for running. They work very well on iPhone and iPod touch screens. This doesn't seem to be a given as Nike touchscreen gloves don't fit me. The disadvantage of the touch screen function is the relatively low isolation. My fingertips get cold/numb after about 30 minutes of running at 32 degrees F/0 degrees Celsius for about 30 minutes.

They arrived just as it was getting cold here in Ohio. I'm not a fan of driving with gloves, but my cold steering was even more so I decided to give these a try. The material and fingertips make it easy to grip the steering wheel and I can also operate my touchscreen without removing my gloves. Although I don't think they would be suitable as a snow globe. They are perfect for cold weather and driving.

Although the description says 'running gloves' I would say they are actually too warm for running if your hands get warm over time. The fleece lining is quite warm even in 40 degrees, so be prepared to ditch it when running. I actually wanted something lighter. But they're definitely warm and fingers work well on them, so I'd still give 4 stars. Also, my cashmere lined leather gloves are XL. Due to the stretchy fabric in these gloves I chose a size Large and they fit great.

I ordered these to keep my toes warm during my morning bike ride. They do their job very well. (Here in Northern California, a cold 38f morning.) The material is thin, flexible and porous. Gears and brakes are easy to work on on my bike. It appears to be something like neoprene. It reminds me of the material of a diving suit. It's thin but feels very hard. There are grip strips on the palms - these are well placed to keep your hands glued to the handlebars. I first tried them on a long ride on…

As someone who lives in the northern Midwest, I was looking for a good pair of gloves to keep my hands warm and work with the touchscreen. When I ordered these gloves I had high hopes for them; unfortunately it just doesn't cut it. The glove's inner liner is not symmetrical to the outer liner, making the touchscreen fingers extremely difficult to use and much longer on the outside than they actually are on the inside. Also, these gloves will NOT withstand cold weather. A 10 minute walk in 15…

These gloves worked for me. I also use cycling gloves in warm weather. It keeps my heel from hitting the bars and I appreciate that. They're pretty warm. You need this when cycling, because when the weather is bad your arms just hang down. I note that these are 'running' gloves and I'm sure that will work, but they are quite heavy and the silicone strips provide padding suitable for cycling. The material is kind of double-layered and that provides warmth without feeling bulky and clunky…