Brace MasterWinter Gloves for Men & Women, Cold Weather Warm Gloves with Touchscreen, Freezer Work Gloves for Running Cycling, Hiking, Working, Driving

Great gloves for the price. Not super warn in nasty frigid Temps but definitely better than nothing.

I am outside at least twice daily feeding my horse, and living in Nebraska, I needed something warm but with good dexterity to be able to work gate latches, halters, blankets, etc. I stumbled upon these a couple months ago, and am so happy I did!! I consistently wear them in 10-20 degree weather with no issues. The only time they struggled to keep me warm was when we had a major cold snap with -40 windchills (which, at that point, nothing is gonna keep you warm!). I'd even go so far as to say I prefer these over the North Face gloves I got for Christmas!! I truly believe they're just as warm, but I can actually move my fingers with these!They do run slightly small. I got a large and could have done an XL, but they stretch a bit over time.

Great gloves that fit well. These gloves keep my hands dry and warm. While still being able to use my iPhone without removing my gloves. I highly recommend these gloves. I will definitely be buying another pair.

I would have really liked these... I ordered xlarge but could not get my hands in them. I have big hands but not that big. I'm 6,4 175 pounds

These gloves were a great buy. Everything they said they were to be!

I love these winter gloves! Not only are they warm, but they work very well for using my phone.The index finger and thumb are padded, as seen in one of my photos. I was skeptical that they would work using my phone, but they do! I've had several pairs of 'tech gloves' that claim the same and did not deliver. These do!Living in an area of the US that gets very cold in the winter means either getting gloves like these or taking your gloves off and freezing if you have to use your phone while outside.Speaking of which, they are super warm without feeling bulky. They also have a little clasp at the wrist so you can clip them together (another plus when wondering 'where' the other glove went).Another feature you can see in one of the pics I included is the zipper on the front of each glove. I use them zipped and unzipped. If it's colder, I zip them, and it provides that bit of extra snugness to stop cold air from getting in!Great gloves that I highly recommend!

I got these gloves mostly for bike riding in the winter, and one of the things I liked about them immediately was the rubberized material on the palm. It makes for a sure grip on the bike’s handlebar and controls. And when I need to check a map on my phone, the touch screen fingertips keep me from having to remove my gloves. Overall, they are warm and block the wind well due to the double layer construction (a windproof outer layer with a fleece-like lining). I also like that they are long enough to cover my wrists and when I zip them up, they block even more of the wind.My only concern so far is that they are a little tighter across the knuckles than I prefer. They aren’t so snug that they’re uncomfortable, but I do need to unzip them to get them on.

If you're between sizes, order the larger one, especially if you have long fingers. I'm a woman who usually orders unisex or men's gloves for the length, not the width. Even with trimmed nails, the fingers on the Medium don't quite reach the base of my fingers (I think it's called the webbing) but still fit better than a women's XL glove. I'd prefer the overall length be a bit longer as well to fully cover my wrist. On the upside, it does allow me to see the face of my watch easily.If the palms of your hands are wide, the zipper is a nice touch for easier pulling off and on. I didn't need to use them. The touch screen feature works well with my fruit branded watch, which is even more important to me than my phone, which is generally stowed in a pocket or bag when I'm out and about.

Over all I like these if they would fit better. I bought the largest I could and still find them to small. They do barely fit though. Otherwise I like them.

I just got these gloves and they are great. I have fairly large hands and so bought it in size L. It's a tight fit, but the gloves do the job well, how do I know? Up until recently, I had some random gloves I had been using, and when the temperatures recently started getting low(-7C ish), I noticed parts of my fingers would go numb after long periods of exposure with my former gloves.But these Brace master gloves are very different, I dare say you wouldn't feel a pinch of the cold( I wear them in -4C conditions). The touchscreen function also works fairly well, which is a great advantage so you don't have to keep removing the gloves to use your phone. The Gloves also have a nice look to them which is a plus and the zipper helps ensure they stay on your hands and don't fall off (they'll be a pricey pair to lose. lol)I think the only but, is that they run kind of small, so for a 6ft guy with fairly large hands, the size L may feel a bit snug when trying to fit it. But other than that when you eventually get them on, they fit in nicely and cover your hands quite well and you don't have the issue of cold air coming in through your wrist because of the zip and taper sewing as well.I think they are great gloves for the winter and I'll recommend them.

Quand même confortable , mais très petit , aurais dû commander une taille plus grande

Although small fit (I would normally wear medium but ordered large and they’re perfect fit) although I haven’t tried them out in the cold they feel really nice and not flimsy like a lot of other, more expensive, running gloves. Feel lovely and fleecy inside. Absolutely excellent value for money. I’m very happy with them

Are they warm for cold weather? Yes, they are warmAre they cold for near zero Celsius ? Yes, they are cold :)Hence these endless warm/cold reviews.When I bike fast in -10C. Or walking, no slack, 6km/h, they are perfect, I don't feel any cold. And not to thick or rigid. Biking home after the crossfit at -5C, for 9Km and I have to dry them on shoe dryer, hence my palm is sweating a bit.When I walk with my daughter after school with just below zero, holding my bike, with my "below zone" speed and my hand is freezing. Just in 15-20 minutesSo, if you are freezing type of person, not tend to warm up from moving, look for something warmer and thicker. If you are active person it will be fine up to -15-20 C IMHO.As always, warmer you get, thicker and more rigid closing is