SIMARI Winter Gloves Women Men Ski Snow Gloves Liner Thermal Warm Touch Screen, Suit for Running, Cycling, Biking, Hiking, Driving, Walking, Typing, Freezer Work, Sports, Soccer, Shooting, Gaming 102

I wear these on bike rides. They are warm enough to block my hands from the cold wind, but there are some caveats. 1) I ride an eBike so I rarely ride on days colder than 40°F because its not very good for the battery. The buke goes 30mph though so I would estimate with the windchill, I've worn these to temps around 34-35 degrees may even a touch colder. They are warm enough to block wind and prevent my hands from going numb from the cold but i wouldn't say they are toasty warm. 2) I live in southeastern Virginia and our winters are very mild. Very rarely does the temp drop below freezing gor more than a day or two. So these gloves are comfortable and adequately warm for my uses and i mostly prefer these to insulated winter gloves because they block wind and are thin enough to have sensitivity in my hands to operate all the functions on my bike incumbered. These gloves, however, are listed as winter gloves and if your winter is in Michigan or Minnesota or other crazy cold location, don't expect them to be adequate for your needs. I see a lot of reviews saying these gloves made their hands actually feel colder. Not sure about that, but i would guess that they are using them in much colder conditions than me. So if you're not going in too cold of weather these are a great option. The grippy parts are good for me but may be too grippy depending on your use. For biking, I appreciate the extra grip. I also like the touch screen sensitivity. It works great on with my phone which means my hand stay warm even when stopping to reply to a text message.

These aren't work gloves. They are designed to keep your fingers from going numb in cold weather. They do that great. They aren't skin tight. They do have some slight sponginess. Just enough to let you know that there is a layer of foam insulation. But not so much that you completely lose dexterity. In fact, I am wearing them as I type this review. I have used them with my phone and my laptop. The touch screen pads work great. If I could make one recommendation, it would be to also add a touch pad to the second finger. In today's world of gestures, 2 finger tapping would be excellent.

Gloves kind of work the way I expected the grip on the gloves started peeling off fairly quick the contact pads to allow you to use your smartphone to take some getting used to as you have to be mindful of what angle you're touching the screen especially if you use the one on the index finger you seem to do fairly well super thick pretty easy to work in although sometimes I wish they were thicker as when it starts getting around zero your hands can get pretty cold in them but still far less cold than if you weren't wearing gloves at all

Nice fit and good tactile feel. Also do a decent job of keeping the cold out.

These are trash. They don't keep your hands warm. The grips are attached with the smallest amount of glue, so they shed everywhere. And the material on the sides of the fingers is super porous so water & cold get on your hands. Awful.

I purchased these gloves for jogging outdoors but ended up needing them for a trip to PA in -5 degree weather. They were great for the former, not so much for the latter (but they held up admirably). They aren’t bulky and they look pretty good. Only issue is that they gripping, anti-slip elements on the fingers randomly started falling off. The green is also darker than the picture. Do with that information what you will… but it wouldn’t stop me from purchasing another pair.

The gloves do keep my hands warm at work but they are not durable, the grip material wore out in the first day of use

Firstly, the pros: • They are soft and fit well • The color is good • They feel like the material is high quality Now the cons: • The rubber grips on the palms will start coming off of the gloves within a few uses. I drove with them twice before they started to fray. • These do not keep your hands very warm. In freezing temperatures its hardly noticeable that they are even on. • The touch screen pads on the pointer fingers are horrendous, don't even try to use them. • They are much more absorbent than they seem, so do not use them for shoveling snow. Overall, they aren't terrible gloves for some uses, but nothing winter related or anything involving manual labor because once the rubber grips fall off (which they will do almost immediately) they have no grip whatsoever