OutdoorEssentials Touchscreen Winter Gloves Men Women - Hiking Gloves Women Men - Mens Womens Glove Cold Weather

Have a pair in the pockets of every jacket or coat that I own. I'm able to grab items in a grocery store or other items from my purse w/o having to take my gloves off. Warm enough to take the chill off a cold day, but not for low winter temps. Great for running or walking too.

Honestly surprised how warm these are for hiking. Had these on today on 3 mile hike and it was 18 degrees outside with real feel of 5 degrees and my hands stayed warm. Touchscreen works perfectly.

The gloves are kind of thin, so not really for extreme cold. They fit pretty nicely though and work well with touchscreens.

Lost my lululemon gloves at target last year and actually like these ones better. They fit well, are a good middle of the road thickness and the seam is in a better place in my opinion. I’m unsure on the warmth factor of the gloves since my hands are always cold in the winter but they do provide some degree of warmth and protection - all at a much better price point. So far as touchscreen functionality, sometimes I had to press a little harder to get it to work but I’d say most of the time they worked just fine. I have an older phone with a cracked screen and this could’ve played a role as well.

I bought them for my son and they have worked great. He uses them for running in the winter. They are light but warm enough to do outdoor activities.

I actually purchased a pair of these years ago and loved these gloves. They're not too thin, not too bulky and comfortable - my favorite pair of gloves for light cool weather. What I don't like is that I ordered a new pair and was sent a damaged one. The second pair came used with the thumb pads visible worn and pilling.

I bought these gloves to use as liners inside my thick ski mittens to keep my hands warmer and so that I could take off my mittens to use my phone without exposing my hands to freezing temps. These gloves are perfect: thin enough to use as liners and they work with my phone's touch screen. One key reason the touch pads work is that the gloves fit my hands very closely, so the touch pads are held right over my finger tips. I have another pair of thin gloves that don't work with touch screens even though they seem to have conductive finger pads, but the tips of the gloves are a little loose which might be the problem. The XS-small size fits well with my small palms (7" circumference) and very thin fingers (size 4 wedding ring) that are long for their size (3" middle finger). The glove material is very stretchy, so the gloves work like compression gloves which is good for my mild arthritis. But they might be too tight for people with thicker fingers.

Amazing. Slim fitting, warm and works almost as good as my bare hand on touch screens. I use a tablet out in Northeast winter all day, so believe me I've tested it! Lol. Works with fingers slightly angled too, unlike most other gloves.