🧤 Ultimate Comfort and Functionality: Isotoner Stretch Smartouch Fleece Gloves Review

After 3 months of below average wear (just a few hours a week in a mild winter) these expensive gloves are already starting to have their seams unraveling at the top and bottom. . What a disappointment from what I thought was a good company. Poor design and manufacture will cause nice gloves to fall apart after a few months. waste of money.

First snow of the season and when I touched something wet I found the palm of these gloves absorbed water like a sponge. They can really absorb a lot of water. They can work well if you want to use them to wash things in the kitchen sink or use them in the shower. Otherwise they are warm and work well as long as you keep them away from moisture. A little thicker than I wanted. "Insulation" - fleece - on the palm of the fleece is thinner, and on the back it is thicker. On the touchscreen they…

Great gloves. They just fit too loose for my hand (I think my hand size is probably average). Also, I found that I didn't like that there was no stretchy fabric in the wrist area to fit snugly around the wrist to prevent cold air from reaching it. But I still think these are probably great gloves for someone who may have a slightly thicker or larger hand.

I bought these black gloves for my sweetie pie I was afraid they wouldn't fit as he has big hands. He works the night shift and has to be outside from time to time. He loves these gloves and couldn't believe how well they fit and keep his hands warm. Now he wants another pair in a different color.

I bought these for the touchscreen functions and so far so good. I have this and another version of Isotoner (this version is brown in color) and it works better because as you can see in the photos the stuff that works with the touchscreen goes in the middle of the fingertip while the other version does not do this. Not sure how warm they are, but I warm up, so probably good enough.

Great, especially for this price! They kept my hands warm on a windy 28 degree day. Hand and finger grips make them very functional. Don't expect to be able to use the iPhone's keyboard, but it was enough to take calls and text messages with the voice control button on the go. Big. I was also happy to avoid the "pink tax". The women's version of these gloves costs three times as much as these gloves and is only available in one size, ie women's small and medium.