👕 X Large Under Armour Graphite Liner Review

The old version was better. They might fit better, but the thumb seams don't line up, making it difficult to use the phone accurately with these gloves on. The quality of the fabric isn't as good as the 1.0 either, they start to fray after just a couple of bike rides, unlike the 1.0 which I rode daily for 2 winters before punctures formed. Version 1.0 gloves were my favorite gloves, so the Under Armor version 2.0 quality was a little disappointing. I still like them because they're warm and fit

The gloves are comfortable to the touch. They come in one size smaller. When your medicine gets big. The rubber pad on the fingers is erased very quickly. If you don't mind, then the gloves are fine. The gloves definitely feel cold (45-55 degrees). I use them when I'm walking at work. Very elastic material.

I was very pleased when I first used these gloves in December. They fit well and looked good. As others have said, they don't really put out heat below 50F. Immediately I noticed that they really don't work at all on my iPhone Xs screen. I've resigned myself to taking it off every time I need to use my phone. After 6 months of using them about 3 days a week they start to fall apart. I would not recommend these gloves.

"Plush interior provides just the right amount of warmth" is wrong, it only warms if you're only using it for a 5 minute walk with the dog. Thumbs allow you to use touchscreen devices without removing your gloves" - not true, I have an iPhone X and it doesn't work at all, I'm size M and it fits very well, just a little tight around the fingers.

5 stars for design, fit and style (looks great!). The product information states that these gloves are "liners" but can be worn alone. Don't wear them alone in temperatures below 35 degrees, your hands will get very cold unless you put another pair on top. I wouldn't say they are "water repellent", any glove made out of this material will get wet on the skin if you deal with enough snow :). The touchscreen works better than any other pair I've owned, but be warned - you'll need to tap the…

FIT: I tried them on site before ordering them online for almost half the price. A quick in-store try on seemed nice, but prolonged wear after purchase showed that these Under Armor gloves were uncomfortable. They also injured the bases of my little fingers on both hands. heat no They appear to be made of the same material as other lightweight gloves I have, but these Under Armor gloves do not emit heat. TOUCH: So these gloves from Under Armor support a touchscreen on the thumb, index and…

The gloves are torn after only a week of wearing, I'm very disappointed because they look like new and I'm always careful with my clothes. The tear is very noticeable and leaves my skin exposed because I found that unlike Columbia or other big name clothing manufacturers, ours has only one layer and the only thing holding the material together is a thin thread sticking out everywhere. them because the return time has just expired (of course) or exchange them for warranty replacement headaches…