Review on 🧤 Ultimate Driving Winter Leather Waterproof Touchscreen Gloves by Osoulo Sharp

Three pairs for less than $10 I guess I can't really complain about the price. However, the quality is really very bad. As soon as they were removed from the vacuum packaging and tried on a pair, the problems became apparent. My photos clearly show a tear or hole where the thumb connects to the rest of the hand making the gloves clearly not waterproof. In my other photos you can see the extra material where the fingers are sewn, the result of a rather noticeable sloppy cut with an error of 2-3mm, as if the tailor didn't even try. In another photo, a purely decorative "clasp" on a purely decorative flap, but the illusory "clasp" is simply permanently sewn on, and the "clasp" is just a cap with no backing. The outer material is polyurethane fake. Leather, just what I wanted and expected although quite thin. It's probably not very strong, but the weak point is probably the bad stitching, not the material itself. The inner material appears to be thin polyester, not thick enough to be called fleece, but quite comfortable. I doubt how "warm" they can be. I checked the touchscreen compatibility statement and the gloves do a really good job. in foot. They can be a good choice to keep in your jacket pocket or in your car (in the glove compartment, ironically) for simple purposes like holding a steering wheel. I certainly wouldn't expect them to perform adequately in the snow, but if neither waterproofing nor thermal insulation were major issues then maybe the price would be fair. Overall, though, I'd rather pay $10 for a decent pair of gloves than three pairs. those fake gloves.