YYGIFT Touch Screen Gloves Outdoor Waterproof Winter Gloves Wind-Stopper Non-Slip Palm for Men Women

These are very good gloves, but they do run slightly on the smaller side. I don't have big hands, but for some reason always need to wear a size large.I don't like my gloves to fit like a glove. I like some wiggle room or a little air gap in there. It isn't tight enough for me to return them and I use them all winter season as my general use glove.I sized myself according to their chart, but should have gone up 1 size.Otherwise, this is my second winter season with the gloves and they work fine. For my road cycling I've used them as low as 25 degrees F and while I could feel the cold, it did not penetrate through to freezing my hands, but my hands will get cold.I don't typically like to ride below 35F, but sometimes I don't like spinning on the hamster cage in the house.I was not compensated in any way for this review.

Unfortunately, these gloves are neither warm or effective for touch phones. My hands are no warmer than when I buse knit gloves, so they are "average" in that respect. Also, the touch featurebis ineffective: I have other gloves that I can use with my smart phone but not these. They seem to be well constructed but they don't live up to their claims. They didn't have small when I ordered (now they do) which may have worked better but even with a liner they are NOT warm.

Purchased gloves thinking they would be great to wear on cold days and be able to use with a touch screen. Unfortunately, not so. With index finger, I was never able to complete entering the access code. It was very frustrating. With my thumb, was able to enter all the access code numbers only once, but wasn’t able to select the “ok” button to complete the entry and gain access. The gloves do make nice driving gloves on cold days.

I ride an electric scooter to class everyday, and in the winter I do that in sub-freezing temperatures. Given how many times wind is mentioned in the product (four times in just the brief title and description) you'd imagine that these gloves would be windproof, or at least highly wind resistant. Well, sadly, they aren't.I'm fairly prepared for cold rides, and I thought that these gloves would be a nice budget choice to handle the issue of my hands being cold (I'm a college student I'm not made of money my budget is essentially $0). I was wrong.The gloves fit well....like a glove. They fit amazingly, but the material is nowhere near insulated enough to keep out the wind or keep the heat in colder temperatures with any amount of wind even semi-significant windchill. On top of that, the way that the conductive material is stitched onto the fingertips makes them feel a little awkward and bulky.I think if you're just looking for a pair of gloves to wear on your walk to class or while you wait at the bus stop they're not BAD. That being said, I'm not sure they have much of a right to call themselves "wind-stoppers".

So I was browsing for gloves, and saw the picture of these gloves, namely, the "new version-black" color. It's personal taste, but i absolutely LOVED the way they looked, and wondered what they were like in real life, so I ordered them. When I took them out of the package I couldnt believe how awesome they looked (and still cant). I tried them on and damn they were tight. They fit well, but did squeeze my fingers a bit. And I have very small hands but ordered a LARGE (and usually wear a medium). HOWEVER, just a few days later these gloves stretched out just a bit and now they are PERFECT. They "fit me like a glove." Best gloves I've ever owned!

Ok I do not get it... I ordered 3 total 2 large and one medium, the dam medium is tight but im a large and i can fit it. Now the other large ones are even SMALLER than the medium glove and one of the large pair has tinny hole even after unzipping it. Only 3 fingers fit through... very frustrating to give three chances of purchasing to get in time before I leave my state. All chances has failed. I would burn these and request my refund.

Anything below 30 degrees these gloves are not for you. The touch capabilities work most of the time. But in colder weather the touch capabilities barely work.(update Feb 2, 2021) they are wind resistant, they are not waterproof but are water resistant. If your in rain conditions long enough the gloves begin to take on water and get really wet. The palm side grip is some of the best I have ever used. I use these for bike riding. And like I said before any weather below 30 degrees these glove will not keep your hands warm. They are great glove overall.

the gloves are quite OK overall, touchpad area in the fingers works fantastic, it fits OK to the hand though size M it's a little bit small compared with other gloves I've bought, the grip it's very nice, you can handle a smartphone W/O worry about slipping it.the red signal "wind stop" are quite ugly, but you can take them off with some care and there is not mark after that, so easy fixCONS:this are comercialized as "wind stopper" and thus works reat, but if you are looking for a water proof outdoor gloves, then take care, because only area with neoprene is the back of the hand, so the sides of the finges will get wet!!! even trough the zipper the water sneaks in. careful about this, I'm using the gloves for cycling and first day I got wet in some areas...UPDATE:left glove zipper broken after third day using it

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