Manzella Mens Hybrid Ultra Touchtip Glove, Touchscreen Capable

These keep my hands warm in upstate NY weather. Highly recommend!!! Great fit on my XL hands

These gloves are of fair construction. I didn’t really like them so I traded to my uncle for some under armour gloves I had previously given him. He wore these last year and gave me good reports. Overall I wouldn’t purchase again for myself as the fit was loose.

Very nice lightweight gloves. Second pair that I've had.

Fits well, long fingers, nice material, washes up nice! I machine wash & air dry flat.3rd pair I've owned, in 5 years!

I really, really like wearing these gloves. I have fairly large but not fat hands (I wear an 8.5 if you're familiar with glove sizes), so most "large" gloves are too small for me but my fingers end up swimming in most "XL" gloves. These gloves fit like, well, a glove. They're great gloves for crisp fall days with a breeze.Unfortunately, that's not how the gloves are advertised. They are advertised as cold-weather gloves that are touchscreen-capable, "allowing you to tap and swipe with precision and ease." Using a touchscreen with these gloves is an exercise in frustration, and you end up aggressively poking at the screen sometimes like a Luddite. Sometimes it works as expected, but that's not the case the vast majority of time. The gloves are warm, but winters around here get really cold, and while my experience with these gloves in chilly weather has been great, the fact that they're not super-warm now makes me think they're not going to be warm when the temperature drops another thirty degrees, especially since they don't come much past the wrist.Overall, I really like these gloves. You just really want to know what you're getting, and that's not what you're being lead to believe.

Lightweight and reasonably priced.

Looking for a replacement to the wind stopper gloves but to avail these gloves are way to light of weight.

These are good gloves, but I think the product description might make a buyer think they're a bit different than I find them to be. The more obvious thing that I think is a bit of an overreach is to label them as touchscreen capable. I've been trying to use them that way and my success at that has been mixed at best. I do recognize that it's not that easy to make a sturdy pair of gloves that you can use on a touchscreen. And depending on how you use the gloves, that can be an important feature. I can picture someone on a cold construction site or at a plant site needing to both keep their hands warm and use their phone or a tablet in their job. It's not impossible with these gloves, but I find it to be hard enough to be frustrating. Also, I think the warmth rating suggests they're a little warmer than they actually are.But despite the two caveats above, these are still good gloves. They are very comfortable and easy to put on and take off. They are quite light. They fit a little on the loose side, so you could wear a thin liner inside them if you needed more warmth. I'm glad to have them, I just won't expect to keep them on while I use my smartphone or plan to wear them when it's quite cold.