Lightweight Glove Liners for Cold Weather - Touch Screen Running Gloves for Men Women Cycling Skiing.

I've only worn these once, but I liked them so much I immediately ordered two more pair. I had some Manzella glove liners I liked for running, but three of those four gloves disappeared in the wash. Those are no longer made, so I decided to try these. They are advertised as a running glove, lightweight and good for wicking away moisture. They are not warmth gloves and don't pretend to be, but they keep the wind and chill off the hands. The silk and Spandex blend provides a smooth, snug fit which is comfortable and allows good freedom of movement with the fingers. They're also excellent for what runners need although it's not often discussed: as a hanky substitute. When I run in cold or windy weather, my eyes water and my nose runs. I wiped away the tears and snot, and the gloves took it up and almost immediately evaporated it away, unlike cotton gloves. They were dry at the end of the run. I haven't washed them yet, so I can't discuss that, but at the low price, they don't have to be too durable. They do not work with a touchscreen. They are definitely thin enough to be used as a glove liner.

UPDATED REVIEW: I bought a pair and it was low quality so I gave them two stars. I lost them and bought two more pars a year later and the quality is much improved. The stitching is much stronger and the gloves have better fit and the material seems a bit thicker and stronger. Maybe they got a new supplier because the updated version of these gloves is superb. They make good liners to the upper 50s F. Beyond that and it's warm enough that I don't need liners. ORIGINAL REVIEW: I use them as a base layer for cold-weather cycling. At this price point, I don't expect super-durable gloves but these are very poorly made. Which is unfortunate, because they do help keep your hands warm when you wear other gloves over them. I contacted the seller and they never responded.

I bought these along with another brand to try and find a new pair of liner gloves for winter outdoor trips. I have only used them a few times but like them so far and are exactly as advertised. They are comfortable, keep my hand slight warm, and are slightly wind resistant, perfect for warm winter conditions or heavy activity. They are fairly thin, I would not rely on them to be tough for working with them. Also the thumb is sewed on with a separate piece of fabric and feels weird at first, I have gotten used to it, and does not affect the glove in any way. Pros: - Fully flexible - Fits very well - Comfortable Cons: - Feels like weak fabric

Warm, thin and comfortable. Sizes are women sizes - so for men go larger.

Forget the brand name liners. These are way less expensive, good quality and the finger tips actually work on phones. Buy two.

I'm not sure what happened with these...They fit perfectly and were very comfortable, then one day I reached to push my hair away from my eyes and I felt a rip. When I brought my hand back down, the entire index finger had ripped open. Maybe I got a bad pair. Since this happened in the first week of owning them, Amazon is replacing them. If the new pair lasts longer, I will change this review to reflect that. After all, sometimes there are manufacturing problems, and it's perfectly understandable that I could've received a bad set that isn't indicative of a bad product.

Super lightweight and Loose fitting., I would suggest going a size down for a close fit . These glove feel like they stretch out and become useless against keeping your hands warm. The screen responds is fickle.

I bought these to wear under vinyl gloves to keep my hands from freezing while mixing cold raw ground meats at my job. They don't completely block the cold but they do enough that my hands don't ache. I am happy with them and would recommend these.

These worked well, good sizing, felt nice etc. Can't operate a cell/mobile while wearing but it's not priced for that feature.

Son superligeros, suficiente para agarrar los manubrios de bicicletas públicas y para protección en general, no los recomiendo para fríos extremos pero sí para entre-tiempo y para el manejo de auto, moto, scooter o bici. Super comodos.

Really nice. Don't stress about the size - they're very flexible if you underestimate and thin enough not to trouble you if you overestimate. Hard to go wrong. I'm a hot guy (all the paparazzi agree) and I rarely use gloves. If it's cold I use proper mitts. If it's not cold I don't. But there are three situations where I've found these to be great in near-zero temps: In wind (weather or activity related); clearing snow with someone else's foolish Murican-made metal-handled shovel; hiking in Iceland when having hands in pockets is dangerous. I could also imagine using them INSIDE proper winter gear, if you need brief periods of dexterity. Cool feature - if you get too warm, just stretching your fingers allows a little air in at the seams. Just a little air - no gaping holes. When not in use, they pack up to almost nothing. Not waterproof, but they don't claim to be, and they dry quickly. Phone touch works fine. If your hands get cold, buy mittens. Gloves are not for cold. But these are a nice second skin. Never thought I'd review gloves. These ones are actually useful, and well-made.

I was pleasantly surprised by the quality. I thought they would be kinda basic when I ordered them because I was just looking for a decent liner glove. But they are great quality. I wear them now in the fall weather because my skin gets dry quickly from cold air, and in the winter I'll use them as liner gloves under a pair of insulated mitts.

Me gusto el material y el tamaño es el correcto, al principio los vi pequeños, pero ya puestos quedaron bien. Buen precio