Adaptiv Farkle Fingers Glove Tip

They work great with the off road gloves I use them with. They are sensitive enough to use the I phone for a GPS and can even punch numbers in. very happy. One minor thing they attach to velcro and can come off while riding and fiddling with your jacket. I have lost a couple. Stitching them on the glove will fix this.

This product is not the final answer to operating a GPS on a bike, but it works. For now. The touch sensitive surface area is too large, making it impossible to select smaller areas. It allows to select large buttons, but, for example, selecting a phone number on an iPhone is a challenge. Clicking away annoying alerts such as "could not activate cellular network" works like a charm.Biggest gripe I have: the fingers do not securely attach to the glove fingers. I've used them with textile gloves and leather gloves, and I've already lost one (from a slippery leather glove). Riding around constantly checking if the finger is still there is too much Angst for my taste.I've also lost a second one, but that was just me losing it.A note about the seller: They are are great! I contacted them simply to alert them to my concerns, and they volunteered to replace the lost fingers, both of them. They also said they weren't aware of anyone else losing one of their products in mid-ride.PS: the name! PLEASE. Maybe its my language background, but Farkle Fingers jus doesn't sound right.

While these do work as advertised, I wish they would put a second pull tab on the other side to help pull these down on the finger. When on the road, if these start to slip off (and they will), it's not very easy to get them back on. There is a pull tab on the backside but that just pulls the backside down and not the front.Also be careful when using Velcro around these- they will stick to the Velcro and pull right off. Finally, when removing your gloves, grab the glove by your middle, ring, and little, fingers and don't include your index finger or, as you guessed, you'll pull these things right off.They give you 4 in a pack, presumably for the index finger and thumb of both hands, but I find that it works just peachy on the two index fingers. Bring the other two along with you on your trip for when you lose one.

They work well, but I've already lost one, and they're kind of bulky. It is difficult to do anything fine with them. I've tried almost everything out there including the paint on liquid, (has to be re-applied frequently) GloveTacts, (only work until they get warm and the glue gets tacky, then they don't work anymore at all,) and the metallic thread (I don't want to poke holes in my $100.00 motorcycle gloves). Right now they are the best thing I've found, but boy is there a market for better choices.

It works very well. Like other people said, it can fall with riding, but it’s something we can work around. It needs to be tight on your finger to work.

Even though they went on the gloves snug, they wouldn't stay on. After a while, they were sticking off my index finger about a half inch. I threw them away. I suppose if you wanted to go through the trouble of sewing them on or gluing them on, they'd be fine.

These work well over my leather gloves.They cover my second knuckle with gloves on.I pull them on firmly and so have a reasonably small surface to touch the phone with and it's good enough for playing Ingress, writing on my phone, etc.When pulled on like this they conform to the shape of your glove so you can imagine using one by using your own glove and decide if you have a reasonably small surface that you could touch your phone with.I was pleased to get four of them. I expected two. In retrospect I see the description says 'pair of gloves' - four fingers.They do not have the fit problem of a finger glove that has the top cut square. If you see any finger tip thing - make sure the top is not cut with 90 degree edges.

Product worked for the first leg of my daily ride. After that the farkle fingers turned into a farce. They kept sliding up and then off. By the end of the week I'd lost all 4. If you buy these I would recommend finding someone to sew them onto your gloves. Even then, they didn't seem to respond that well to my screen.