Timberland GL360014 Ribbed Stretch Charcoal: Stylish and Comfortable Men's Sweater Review

First of all, these gloves look good and work well with touch screens. They are made of comfortable and pleasant material. Other than that, they're just fine. When you live in Missouri, where the temperature drops to just 5 degrees, your hands don't get warm. If it's only 30 it's ok, anything less isn't great.

These are very good gloves and the 'touch screen technology' advertised is true. I can keep my hands warm and use my iPhone/iPad at the same time. One issue is the webbing between my thumb and forefinger and my left hand rubs a bit. I have huge hands and ordered XL. Also a great buy.

Perfect for my needs. For a couple of years I've been trying to find a pair of gloves that are warm yet flexible. Everything I've ever gotten either didn't fit well or was so stiff I couldn't do anything that required dexterity. I gave up but my wife found them for me. Beautiful and elastic, easy to put on. They are warm yet flexible as such gloves can be. I don't know how much they cost as they were a gift but I love them. I doubt they'll stand up to hard work, but they're perfect for everyday

Excellent value for money. They actually keep my hands "warm" although that word is often used when it's freezing cold and underneath they just keep me warm and my hands feel cool but not cold. Happiness is lost below 0 F (as expected). As driving gloves, or really anytime I'm outside for less than 30 minutes, I'm perfectly happy with them. They're not waterproof by any means, but the snow/ice doesn't sink right away - it's kind of a barrier (so getting ice/snow on your car isn't a problem even

I really like the gloves overall. They look good, they're warm, and they let me use my phone for some things, which is better than not using it at all. I can't give them 5 stars because the touch part of the gloves is a bit smaller than I would like, only covering the bottom of each finger. Because I mostly type with my fingertips, I often have to angle my fingers at a different angle, which isn't entirely natural for me. I have good contact with it, but I'd rather be able to type normally…

I can use my smartphone's touchscreen pretty well with these gloves. Not perfect, but they're gloves, after all. However, the pads on the fingers should be a little longer. Fingers must be fully inside the glove for the fingertip pad to control the touchscreen. Also, the gloves are decently warm, but not overly warm. I find that my fingers are still cold in these gloves compared to my winter gloves. But. I can't use my phone with winter gloves, so I accept the compromise! The gloves look good…

When all you need to do is answer the phone, these gloves might be just what you need. But if you need more precision, e.g. For example, for texting, navigating menus, or playing a game like Pokemon Go, these gloves are terrible. The only part that works on the touchscreen is the rubber pads on the thumb and forefinger rests. Nothing else seems to be logged. One big issue is that these rubber pads are a bit stiff, so it's a bit like trying to type with nickels on your fingers. Being only on the

Gloves are very warm. I have unusually cold extremities due to circulatory problems, and today those warm, icy hands rose in minutes as soon as they were put on. They fit great, are extremely comfortable and appear to be made from the highest quality products. However, the touchscreen technology seems a bit lacking, especially for the price range. When I'm trying to do something with a lot of movement, like slide screens, stroke icons, etc.; Gloves work very well. When I try to do something…

I had the same pair of these gloves, they lasted many years but there are signs of wear so I ordered a new pair. The touchscreen functionality isn't precise enough for a phone (the actuation area is large, to be precise), but it works on car displays that use a capacitive touchscreen because the buttons are large and you don't typically try to use gestures.

They fit well and work properly. I usually prefer XXL gloves to try and get XL but they fit true to size. They're thick as they look, so don't think you'll write 100 essays with them, but they'll reliably get you through those few swipes or letters. Haven't tried them for warmth yet but they seem good. Watch out for heat, C at best. Just 10 minutes of car scraping outdoors and my fingertips are cold. Sorry guys, my starting rating is between 4 and 2.5 stars. Use liners in them and they work…