🧤 Thermal Unisex Winter Touch Screen Gloves: Anti-Slip Windproof Gloves in Black & Grey - Available in S/M/L Sizes Review

Bought these for an autumn trip to Europe and they were perfect as we walked for hours. Temperatures that kept both my fingers and hands warm in the 30s and 40s. They also work on iPhone most of the time, although it's a little clunky. If you're buying these to replace much thicker winter gloves you might be disappointed, otherwise they're great.

Love these gloves. They are not bulky, fit well, are soft, you can use your smartphone with them. I can still feel the wind getting into my gloves, probably where the stitching begins. They keep my hands warm. I have medium ones and they fit well. I usually wear medium or large depending on the glove. However, I do not recommend them for motorcycling. At 58 degrees outside I could feel the wind and my hands were cold. Must look for a different way of driving.

This is the first pair of touchscreen gloves that really fit me! The gloves look good, feel warm and are well made. The only thing I would recommend is to pay attention to the size, which may seem strange, but for these gloves it is important. The part of the touchscreen glove has to fit your fingers and if the gloves are too big it will be difficult. I usually wear small or medium and I ordered medium and they are a bit big. Keep that in mind when ordering these gloves.

I am a woman with small hands so I ordered the size Small. These gloves are LOTS big. They fit like my husband's gloves. It's one thing if they're a little big, but for a small one, these are absolutely not suitable. Calling these gloves unisex is a blatant lie. These are clearly MEN's gloves. Despite the terrible size, they're warm and you can use your phone in them, so it's nice. If you are a man or woman with big hands then I would highly recommend them. If you are a woman with normal sized…

Nice gloves, true to size. They are a bit stiffer than other lightweight winter gloves I have. They are not windproof at all (wind tends to blow through them). Also, they're only really good for temperatures up to the 30's. I wore them on a 4 mile walk while playing Pokemon Go; The outside temp was 34F with wind in the mid 20's and when I got home my hands were completely cold. If it were colder, I would feel pain from the cold. The touch function is fine. It's great for tapping on-screen…