SIMARI Winter Gloves Women Men Ski Gloves Liners Thermal Warm Touch Screen, Perfect for Cycling, Running, Driving, Hiking, Walking, Texting, Freezer Work, Gardening, and Daily Activities 102

These gloves are snug, with a comfortable fit. The cloth surface is smooth with rubbery grip stripes on the palms and fingertips. Both Thumbs and index fingers are set for working the screen on your favorite device. They look like they will not be as warm as they are. I like the snug slim fit for using as an inner liner for wearing heavy bitter cold temperature gloves over the top. Although they do breathe, the extremely cold north wind typical of winter cold fronts in the Midwest does not reach through as would a cheap cloth glove of the same thickness.

Fingers are fully covered w/ no excess on the tips. Operates touchscreen sufficiently. Not exceptionally warm - use as liners for mittens.

These gloves fit perfectly Size:XL.I have a ‘large size’ palm but ‘XL size’ fingers. Shopping for gloves can be a daunting process. Either too small or extra material at the finger tips. Happy I found these for such cheap.Feel like their better quality than my previous $45 gloves. Plus my iPhone responds nicely to the touch screen finger pad.Only small dislike I have is an opinion. I don’t care for the power symbol on the finger. I think they would be much more aesthetically pleasing if they didn’t have that.

These gloves will keep your hands warm in below zero temps while allowing enough dexterity to tie your shoes. I really like them. I buy a pair every year. The one downside is you will need a new pair every year. They aren’t especially durable, but I don’t see how the warmth to dexterity ratio could be achieved with more durable materials, so I accept that.

These gloves are the best gloves I've ever had when it comes to comfort and performance. When using my cellphone 📱, it feels like I don't have any gloves on. I 💯% recommended them 👌🏽

I have full use of my hands while also keeping them warm. I mostly use them for driving but they also come in handy when working outdoors.

The picture is from gloves I used daily for cycling outdoors in different years. The new gloves are on the left. The gloves I currently use are in the middle. The gloves on the right are retired for gardening and other work but could probably last another six months on my bicycle handlebars. While marketed as a winter glove, they are actually quite comfortable and protective even in hot eastern Idaho summers, and work very well under my bar mitts for fat tire bike cycling in blizzards and hail storms. I'm very pleased with these gloves, have bought four pairs for myself and two pairs for my wife and daughter. Other gloves last about a month cycling in the extreme climate of eastern Idaho, and will look like the gloves on the right after a month of daily cycling. These gloves easily lasted almost two years when similarly priced gloves lasted a month. These gloves have my strongest recommendation for purchasing, possibly for family and friends as well as yourself.

Since chemo I have acquired neuropathy which causes my hands to get cold easily...these light weight gloves are perfect for the cooler weather.

Excelentes para correr con frío, fueron mis favoritos, lamentablemente ya los perdí 😂

SIMARI Winter Gloves are pretty much everything they say they are, and almost deliver on what they promise. They are a kind of sporty looking, light weight glove, that fits snug and is perfect for driving. They're made from a spandex/lycra/polyester-type material. I don't think they are suited to any really cold temperatures, but a great driving glove none the less.The forefinger and thumb have section or pad that is designed for cellphone users to be able to intract with their touch screens. The rest of the fingers and the palm of the glove have a grip to them which seems a good idea to help on to that cellphone and reduce the chances of dropping it.The touch screen does work, to a degree, but the design doesn't quite deliver as well as it could have. Texting is not really something you are going to be able to do wearing these gloves. The positiong of these "pads," for lack of a better term, does not allow for any accuracy and touch screens can be unforgiving. Answering the phone and taking pictures are no problem. Everything else will most likely end up in taking a glove off. In fairness, a smaller person with smaller hands/gloves, may not experience the same problem.

The fit of the gloves is excellent, along with the grip I especially like. I have only tested these gloves in 10c and my hands were not cold. I highly recommend!

Très doux, moule très bien la main et tactile facile

These arrived quickly and are very nice quality. They were a bit of a tight fit on the entrance of the glove although once i get passed my thumb it feels like my fingers are gently held in place. They do not feel tight at all, it's only the initial entrance that feels tight.Veeery comfortable. most gloves have some room in the fingers and the material moves around a bit. I do not notice anything like that with these gloves, I can articulate down to the knuckle and the material conforms to my hand/fingers.The outer surface is smooth and snow/rain doesnt stick to them it just sheds off. My hands are comfortable and the palm grips can grip my steering very well, also grips the snow brush too (means i dont have to apply as much pressure to hang onto the brush)I dont use my phone with gloves on however i do other things like shovel/sweep snow, throw snowballs at the kids, bring groceries in and now drive. In one week it went from -40C to +3C and from shovelling snow to making snowballs the snow/water wicks off. Eventually they would get wet enough I could feel it I'm sure but even after about 30 minutes working in wet melting snow today my hands were warm and dry and not a bit of snow got inside my gloves.What more can I ask for? Durability. I've only had them a week, durability is something only time will tell.