Black Thermal Anti Slip Silicone Texting Gloves - Men's Accessories and Mittens Review

I've had these gloves for about a week now and no complaints so far! And coming from someone who is really picky, that says a lot! I've had several pairs of touchscreen gloves over the past few years and none of them have worked properly, but they actually work just as well as my bare fingers. They are also not too big or too small. My husband and I share two cars and I often forget my gloves at home or in another car. They are perfect because they fit both of us and are not too big for me and…

I have to remember that I got these as a replacement for my ski glove liner. My old balaclavas and fingers got reinforced too, and I kept them detached from my gloves all the time, but lost one. They're not very warm on their own, but will provide some relief on slightly chilly days. Fingertips for texting are much better than the "padded" fingertip glove style. This type of tip covers the entire fingertip, allowing you to run your finger along the edge of your finger and even the back of your…

Nothing to say except that they worked great. The top priority here was warmth and they held my hands very comfortably. The fingertips were not deaf from Jack Frost. The second priority was comfort and these sizes lived up to expectations. Not bulky at all and very comfortable, not too tight here and not too loose there. The third and final priority was being able to use the phone, and again perfect. No major issues manipulating my screen while wearing gloves. In general, I haven't noticed a…

Received a package from Amazon on the porch with gloves in a waterproof plastic bag. This should reduce additional packaging and shipping costs. The gloves were well packaged. Well. I'm a runner and that was my main goal for these gloves. At first they were no different from the gloves I bought at a discount store. Knitting was the same. I liked the cheap store bought gloves because they were soft. However, after putting these gloves on, the knit material unraveled and barely warmed my hands…