🧤 Windproof and Waterproof Men's Winter Gloves for Outdoor Activities - Temperature Resistant to 30℉ Review

These gloves don't keep your fingers warm. My fingers became like popsicles after 15 minutes at thirty degrees outside temperature. I was very disappointed.

I was so disappointed with this product. I gave the gloves as a birthday gift and the recipient really wanted touchscreen gloves. I thought it was a good price and I was pleased that all fingers are touch sensitive, but it didn't even work. GENERAL! Like none of the fingers. Big Divorce. Go to Costco. They are on sale and cheaper. Disappointing experience.

So far I've found them to be great at keeping my hands dry except when I'm sweating and the sweat from my hands is sticking to the lining. One morning in 30 degrees when I was standing most of the time my hands got cold but as soon as I started moving and giving off body heat they actually got too warm lol. I touch on melee weapons a lot, and they did a good job, especially when it's raining and the metal is wet.

The gloves feel well constructed and look decent. the size is a little big. I usually wear big ones but these are a bit too big for me. regarding the touchscreen function. Yes, you can touch any screen with your glove, but $&@! Will not work. As you can see in the picture, they are NOT touching. I've tried everything to get them to work with them on and off. The main reason I got them was to use my phone while riding my motorcycle. The zipper on the side seems pointless as it doesn't open much.

We were hoping to use them in winter because face recognition on our phones doesn't work when we wear masks. It takes a lot of extra attempts to touch the password numbers. We bought 3 sizes, one for each family member. XL for adult males (height 6ft) - fits snugly around the arm but the fingers were more than long enough. Typing #s has been made more difficult. L for adult female (5'2") - about snug around arm but fingers are very long. M for slim boy (5'7") - fits snugly.

Compare it to my $39 Cosoto tough gloves, it's way better than any other gloves. Price wise this is the best you can get in terms of quality, weight and flexibility on the market. When I go skiing in a cold place in winter, I take two pairs of gloves with me, which couldn't be more convenient. I think these gloves stand out because they are warm, insulate cold and liquids (waterproof) and support touchscreen compatibility. These three main qualities are important for a person who wants to…

These gloves were advertised as waterproof and good for work down to -30. Not even close! I live in Wisconsin, where it's been terribly cold and snowing for the last three weeks. I got them and put them on a shovel and only blew off the snow at +3 with a frost of -15. Half an hour later my hands were icy and clammy because the gloves were covered by a snowstorm. After another 15 minutes my hands went from freezing cold to a very painful burning sensation (this is the first sign of frostbite). I

I bought two pairs of these shoes for the first time before Christmas. A pair was a gift to a sergeant who often directs traffic in all weathers, and a pair was given to me. The sergeant explained that the pair of gloves he received were the only gloves that would have ever warmed his hands. Hearing this, I started wearing gloves and felt the same warmth from my hands. I tested their water resistance by clearing snow from several cars using just my hands. The gloves passed the test with extra…

I couldn't hold them, they were too big for my hands. They don't seem to be making women's sizes yet. (I hope they will appear soon). However, I was able to try it and can definitely confirm its effectiveness. I carried them in my work freezer to see if they lived up to their claims and they did. I wasn't cold. Here are the pros and cons I found. Pros: They really keep your hands warm. They have a nifty little latch on the side so you can keep them together when not in use. They feel good…