🧤 Luxurious Touchpoint Stretch Lambskin Leather Gloves for Men - Premium Men's Accessories Review

The size may differ a little or the touch fingers are poorly designed. Using my phone with these things in the winter has been a success. Adjusting fingertip pressure is one thing, but it doesn't always follow the edges. They're better than nothing for warmth, but not great for the cold Chicago winters unless they're tucked into a jacket pocket. The material has worn off a bit after one season and doesn't look like it will last another, maybe two more. No investment in the future.

They feel nice and have a great design. They're mediocre when it comes to smart screen capabilities, but convenience matters more than that. Highly recommended.

I've been looking for touchscreen gloves to play Pokemon Go this winter. I've tried many different types and this one from Fownes was the ONLY one that worked well with my iPhone's touchscreen. I could catch Pokémon, throw spinballs, pass pidges, spin PokéStops, and whatever else I wanted to do. None of the other gloves came close. The only downside is that they run small - I usually wear XXL gloves and their XXL glove is quite tight. However, it will get the job done. Even with heat there are…

Pretty! They fit well. You'll be warm with that soft cashmere lining, super flexible and look great! I got these for my husband for Christmas and he just loves them and wears them all the time because we live in New Hampshire where it's cold and snowy!

These are comfortable. They could be warmer but they look good and I like that they aren't bulky. I've been wearing them for about a month and a half and they still have that petrol and leather smell, luckily it's not too strong. As for using the phone with them. I can only use the corner of the glove, it crumples around my fingertips, preventing me from using the touchscreen effectively.

I like the concept but very poorly executed on this pair of gloves. I gave them to my dad for Christmas and was puzzled at how useless they were in terms of using them with his phone. There are fabric circles on the thumb and forefinger, but you have to press precisely on the tiny thread circle for it to work, making texting or typing with these gloves extremely frustrating and almost impossible. If you only need to use them to pick a lock on your phone or answer a call, they'll probably work…

I used to buy genuine Fownes Gloves and they always had the Fownes tag on the gloves. These gloves are very similar to the original Fownes gloves although I suspect they are a cheaper copy of the real Fownes gloves. I'm giving them 4 stars as I don't see anything wrong with them other than they didn't have the correct labeling like other Fownes products I've bought in the past.