Review on Stay Warm and Connected: TRENDOUX Winter Driving Touchscreen Gloves by Steven Pankey

They are quite thick but don't work well when below zero. Very convenient. They don't work at all on my touchscreen as advertised. I have to take them off. If they get wet from snow, sleet, or freezing rain, they become unusable. We've had an extended period below zero in Wisconsin. At -5 degrees, gloves keep fingers warm for about 20 minutes. After that, the fingers begin to get cold. Attractive design and usability, but the claims are ridiculous as they don't work for touchscreens, don't keep fingers warm in sub-zero temperatures, and are useless in humid environments.