Optimized Touchscreen Lightweight Anti-Slip Windproof Running Gear Review

See title. Not bad gloves, especially for the money, although they fit a little loose so I'd go down a size if your hand is somewhere in between. Good for running but not the best for pull ups although I didn't expect them to excel at that (no pull ups. Pull ups and weightlifting aren't what they were designed for). Touch sensitivity is decent, but the fingertip fit is loose, making it harder to tap on the touchscreen than it should be (although not too many gloves get it right). It would be…

That didn't impress me at all. First day in them outside it was 45F and windy as my 7 year old went to school. With my coffee cup I had to switch hands constantly, one carrying the cup and the other was in my coat pocket because my hands were so cold. The next day it was exactly 32 degrees Fahrenheit and still windy. I actually bought them a size larger than usual to wear over full finger bike gloves when cycling, so decided to try them out for my morning commute to school. The fingers weren't…

I would call these gloves a good 'cold morning' glove, but I wouldn't rely on them to keep my hands warm for hours in the cold. (35 degrees Fahrenheit or less). I mainly use them on cold mornings to brush snow off the car, drive the car until the car is warm enough to blow out warm air, that's all. I definitely like the gray tone. It's a nice touch. With a landing, it's not as tight as we'd like. There is a significant gap between all of my fingers, so it can be annoying when I need to zip up…