FUDOSAN Cycling Gloves - Touchscreen, Frisbee Ultimate, Non-Slip, Lightweight Workout Gloves Review

love these disc golf gloves! They have a great grip and look at them. I can use my thumb and forefinger on my phone which is great as I love taking photos of our family adventures and walks! You will be so perfect! Can't wait to get started on the course in a few weeks! (Pray, the snow melts a little).

Gloves do the job well, grip the frisbee without sticking, protect hands from hard throws, stay cool in the sun, protect hands from cool breezes Days when it's too cold to play. These are my first full gloves, in the past I've worn fingerless for a good feel, but they feel great! in the next few years, when they are used up, I will buy them again.

The touchscreen functions disappear very quickly. When I returned the first pair to a Whole Foods customer service representative, he mentioned that he didn't have much luck with touchscreen gloves. They already sent me a replacement pair and when I couldn't use them for the touchscreen anymore I just used them as gloves. They're really good, useful, if ordinary, sports gloves.

After trying on several pairs of gloves from other companies, all of which were returned, the husband was satisfied with this pair! Ordered him a large pair in gray. They fit perfectly and protect your hands from the sun while driving. They are light and hold the steering wheel well. He hasn't attempted to use his phone with them, so I can't test the touchscreen functionality. I recommend and buy again!

I ordered them for road cycling. I'm a really steady medium, I'm a woman with average sized hands and they fit perfectly. They're light and comfortable, and the touchscreen works surprisingly well. They're not as warm as I thought they would be, so I recommend them for skin protection, not warmth. They also offer grip on the inside of your hand, which is good for cycling, as well as anything else that you need grip on.

I bought these for my wife to carry while holding on to the railing we recently installed on our steps. She had a sudden stroke that affected her left side, requiring her to hold on to the railing to avoid slipping. Therapists have recommended weightlifting gloves, but this glove has no fingers and is therefore uncomfortable on metal railings on a cold and/or wet day. The gloves fit perfectly, are very comfortable and she loves them.

As a top level player I bought these to relieve the stress of throwing and catching on a cold day. I don't think the jury's gotten to them yet. I first used them on a cool but not very cold day to try them out. I took some bad shots, unusually bad, in the first game I used them. My good throws were no better than my good throws. I would say the backhand was barely felt and I was in a lot of pain the first day. I will update when it gets better.

I was intrigued when I saw a perfect pair of gloves for 9.99 so I bought them out of curiosity about the quality and value. I was pleasantly surprised by the design and feel, but overall my grip on the disc wasn't very good and I couldn't get a feel for how to catch the disc. Overall for $10 I felt good about them. Then it started to rain and the glove was absolutely useless. I lost all grip on the disc and ended up having to take it off. There are better gloves out there, but these gloves are…

Completely unsuitable for Ultimate Frisbee. Understandably, this list is misleading, regardless of the price. It is also listed as cycling and possibly other gloves. Reason: The index finger grip is important for the right throw. If it were really designed for sports, the thin fabric of the index finger that lets you surf your smartphone would never be right-thrown by the top player. " or "Layout" branded gloves for catching and throwing hardcore Ultimate Frisbee players.