SUJAYUWinter Gloves Men, Touch Screen Gloves Running Gloves Cycling Gloves, Waterproof Gloves Mens Winter Gloves

They do fit well although a bit loose. If you like your gloves to be more form-fitting, that's something to consider.I was happy with the cuff as it wasn't lacking or overwhelming as it met the cuff of my jacket.They did keep my hands pretty warm in near-freezing conditions.I could definitely feel all the seems inside each finger but it wasn't distracting. Everything was smooth.The touchscreen index finger worked pretty well. I was able to swipe on my keyboard just fine with a little effort.They also have a touchscreen thumb which was good. The thumb was around 1/2" (12mm) too long for me so it wasn't as accurate as my index finger but the two fingers worked well together for pinch-zooming, etc.I do play Pokemon Go and these were good gloves for that. Index finger allowed smooth throwing.Now, we're going to talk about something a bit gross. If you're like me, being out in the cold weather makes your nose run a bit. You don't always have access to tissue so one must improvise. I don't like using a sleeve, especially black sleeves, because you'll just have gross streaks on your jacket. However, these gloves absorbed a fair amount of nose juice before leaving any type of mark.I have only worn these for two weeks so far but I have nothing really to complain about.

I live in Michigan so I use gloves a LOT in the winter. Today I went outside wearing these gloves. I was outside 15 minutes and it was 34 degrees and my fingers were pretty cold when I came back inside.What these gloves have going for them is that they are the best phone screen gloves I've ever use. Most of the gloves I use work on the screen sporadically. These worked every time I touched the screen.I am a woman and have large hands and ordered the large and it fits well, if not a bit snug. I likely would keep the size large as I think X-Large would be a bit too large.I would recommend these for cooler weather in the 40s, but anything in the 30s or lower would not keep your fingers warm past 10 minutes or so.

Any more expensive I would bother to return. Looking for Waterproof and after a few seconds in the sink to test my doubts and they fail. Fit was good idk about touch screen use since it failed my primary reason for the purchase I didn't bother.

Got these for my husband who is a delivery driver and is out in the cold most of the day. He loves them! Says they are a great fit, comfortable, keeps his hands warm and can use his phone easily.

These gloves fit really well and keep your warm hands for casual use. I wear them when driving. I would not recommend them for more ambitious winter activities (shoveling snow, skiing, etc.) as they would not keep your hands warm enough.I like that I can use my phone while wearing them. It doesn't work flawlessly, but I think it may be more a combination of the gloves and my screen protector.If I could change one thing about them I would remove the "touch icon" from the pointer finger on top. It's a weird design choice and it kind of takes away from the overall aesthetic of the gloves. Still a good value for the money, especially if you need a pair of casual use gloves that you can keep on when you use your phone.

Nothing great and they smell bad.

6' tall with skinnier sized fingers and an overall hand size that can stationary palm a basketball (if I try swinging the ball, it'll come out). Now that you know more about me than you care to know (but maybe that helps someone else out there??), size Large fits me well. If my hands were just a little bigger, not so sure I'd be saying the same thing.We're having some whacky weather for early November right now...highs in the 70s and even hitting the 80s, with lows in the 60s (that's the south for you), so I have to just wait until it gets more "seasonal" down here before I can really attest to how they perform in truly cold temperatures...by our standards at least. All of y'all up in Green Bay are rolling your eyes at me, I'm sure. Otherwise, it's hard to really assess the effectiveness of cold protection when I'm hanging out in my 69.8 F basement as I write this review. Will update on this later!But, I can say for now that the fit is good, the touchscreen index & thumb works well, they have nice grippy (word?) texture on the palm and non-touchscreen finger tips, they have a nice knitted cuff that goes up past the wrist, and I love the clasp that keeps them together when they're not in use -- that's a really good added bonus feature.Now I just have to wait to test a very important feature: warmth, short of sticking my hands in the freezer for an hour -- not interested in testing that way :)I'll be back to update!

I use these gloves on my bike ride, in the mornings or evenings and they keep my hands from getting cold. I usually wear a medium, but I got the large. The fit is perfect and so far seem well made. My experience with the touch screen was good, but sometimes it required a second or third swipe or tap. Overall, for the California weather they do the job well.