Windproof Winter Touch Screen Cycling 🧤 Gloves: Thermala Premium Thermal Gloves for Outdoor Sports Review

Someone recommended me to buy these gloves. After the third wear, I noticed that the stitching on one of my fingers was unraveling. Overall this is a good product, I'm just disappointed that I already have to buy a new pair.

I love these driving gloves for our cold Northwest Illinois winters. Light weight, not bulky at all. The zipper is great because it keeps the gloves snug on your hands. I had my first pair in four years. The zipper broke so I ordered another pair.

Excellent gloves, I love the material. I was looking for something that is not bulky and can protect my hands. I have a big hand so I bought the XL glove and it fits great and I love the zipper too. I know fishermen use neoprene material for wet cold weather. I highly recommend them.

Bought a pair for my husband who works in a butcher shop. They warm your hands very well while maintaining mobility. I bought some small ones to work in the freezer but they sent medium ones. It wouldn't be a problem but I have very small hands and really needed a smaller size.

I like that the glove is flexible and allows me to use my rod and reel as easily as if I wasn't wearing it . The size is small I would say it is very large a little more than average. The zipper is a nice feature, I was able to use my phone as described. The glove offered little protection from the wind. Fishing in Alaska, temp 32-35, boating 25 mph, wind through fingertips, palms and wrists warm.

I just opened them up and tried them on, I got small ones because I have small hands and let me tell you my pinky fits in fine just that a little bit of extra room I've never had in a glove and my thumb! Such exciting things. I tried my phone and it works smooth, works best with not tight but not big gloves I've ever had. I run a supermarket and bought these while working in the fridge, the cross stitch takes up the whole palm and the fingers are perfect for those slippery monster jars. So…

I was looking for a pair of gloves that are thin but warm. It meets absolutely all requirements. They're not bulky or overly stiff, and the tactile surfaces on the fingers work, albeit not as well. The grippy material on the palms works, but is still slippery even in very cold weather. I wouldn't use them alone for skiing, but they work well as liners. I think they are a bit small so measure your hands and order accordingly. And, oh yeah, since there's no insulation underneath the tactile…

Gloves feel good, fit well and look good. I was able to use my phone with no problems and they definitely hold up well. I bought them so I wouldn't suffer in Wisconsin, but it was 35 degrees today and my hands were cold after only 5 minutes. This will probably work well for the south Texas cold fronts (40+), but don't get your hopes up if you live where it gets really cold. I probably won't use them if there are single digits and smaller double digits here. I was going to give this 5 stars as…