GliderGloves Copper Infused Touch Screen Gloves - Compatible with Iphones, Androids, Ipads, Tablets - Anti Slip Palm For Driving & Phone Grip,Urban Style(Black/Small)

The gloves were a gift for my wife who suffers from Raynauds so the cold hits her hands very quick.She loves them, has worn them every day since, great for the phone, for driving and really keep her hands warm.I would recommend these gloves to anyone. Great product.

Gloves are good,they are thin so good on cold days but if very cold they might be inadequate for severe cold. Most people will need large size the s/m size are for tiny people. To wear they are like a thick rubber glove, quality seems okay. The infused material is a great idea. These gloves seem alright for today's warm winter environment.

To set the scene... I’m a guy with fairly small/average sized hands with quite slim fingers.After checking the size chart, I purchased some size small gloves as I normally would. However, the sizing of these gloves is completely off. The thumb and little fingers are far too long with excess material, whereas the other fingers are too short, leaving me with ‘webbed fingers’. The fingers are also really tight, not slim as expected.Lastly, the wrist of the glove, is baggy.On the plus side, the touchscreen feature works perfectly.Somewhat disappointed.

The fit is perfect and they are lovely and warm but I have not had a chance to wear them to see if the copper in them have any affect on my swolen fingers when I wake up in the mornings.

Great and works well. My only issue is that I bought a "small" for my work colleague and they are still what she calls "huge". Maybe make some that fit ladies hands Nd even children as my friend has rhanaulds and so do some children. I would purchase another pair for my sister if they were smaller.

Excellent product , keeps my hands nice and toasty, and I found that I lost no functionality with my phone.Tech often is a let down but my gloves did what they promised. Now if it could just get a little colder ..... ❄️

Very poor fit - the little finger is so long on them - which either leaves 4/5 cm flapping around or if you try to pull it snug it bunches up all around the palm. I ordered small as a standard size female but not accurate sizing or cut at all.

Good gloves I like them

Purchased a medium based on reviews but they were too big. Returning was very easy and received small replacement. Love the gloves. Must fit properly to use with cell phone so proper sizing is important. Works great for cell phone and the grip is helpful for everything especially dog leash. Warm too.

Sehr dehnbar, passen meiner Tochter und mir auch. Tragen sich sehr angenehm. Touch funktioniert sehr gut. Hab sie im Winter täglich dabei.

I have neuropathy that messes with the temperature of my hands day and night(Similar to Reynaud's, but Chiari Malformation related). I start off with the index finger and middle finger of one hand cold, then both are ice cubes, then the pinkies on both hands. It makes trying to do my job extremely difficult (I am a content developer using a computer all day long). When this neuropathy first cropped up four years ago, I happened to find a pair of tech gloves in a clearance bin at Staples and grabbed them, because $2 for gloves that allowed me to use my trackpad, sure. A week later, I found a second pair in that same clearance bin and grabbed it.Here we are four years later, the first pair is unraveling, and I've lost one from the other pair-plus, they're no longer keeping my hands completely warm. Google-fu found a top 10 list of tech gloves. The number 1 choice, Moshi, cannot be found anywhere. Glider Gloves were solidly in second place. Under $20 for a pair of gloves that I can do my job in and they may actually keep my hands warmer than I'm used to lately. I debated between the Urban and Winter styes, and based on the reviews, opted for Urban for greater flexibility. Note here: I live in Florida, and normally have ice cube hands in 90 degree temperatures.I debated which size to get. The reviews indicated these run small, but my hand measures at 6.0 from tip of middle finger to bottom of palm, which would put me at at the bottom end of the small glove. I hesitated and debated buying a medium, but really, if I'm at the bottom end of their measurement range, the small should be okay. So I ordered the Small Urban. I live in Florida, I really don't need the winter.They arrived today and have been on my hands since I got home to open the package. The flexibility is fantastic, the functionality with an Apple track pad and my iPhone are both top notch. Warmth isn't that much better than the other tech gloves (read: my hands are still somewhat cold), and these things are really tight on my hands. I'm hoping they stretch out a bit over time, because they are slightly uncomfortable when they're this snug.Update: I've now used these for several weeks, and as promised, they have stretched to fit my hands nicely. The first weeks or so was very uncomfortable for me, due to the neuropathy issues I experience. Typing with these is a breeze, but to increase efficacy, I will smooth each finger down to the hand after putting on these gloves.Unless you have abnormally small hands, go with the medium. If you have cold hand issues and plan to use these indoors, you may want to get a pair of the winters. I'll give these a week and if they're too snug and still struggle with warmth using them at work, I'll get another pair, but Winter Mediums.Note: I have since purchased a pair of the winter in medium and plan to do a comparison of the two shortly. It is not uncommon for me to look down and see I have a winter on one hand and the urban on the other. The comfort with either type is impressive.

These reeked when I received them, so I had to throw them in the wash before using them.the capacitive function works well, but due to the seam at the end of the finger tip, it makes it hard to make accurate presses, forget typing with these.the grip layer makes it impossible to rub your hands together to warm them up when you first put them on, so to get around this, I put them on the opposite hand they're meant for.

These gloves work as advertised. They are great for using on touch screens. I can use them on my phone with no problem and I don’t have to get my hands cold. The fingers and palms are covered with a sticky grip substance which works well for gripping on to items. They also are reasonably warm.