Running Gloves Lightweight Winter Gloves Touchscreen Warm Liner Gloves Men Women for Cycling Biking Sports

Provides a great grip while providing warmth to your hands. Using as driving gloves on those cold days in the southern US.

Driving. Nice lightweight gloves. Not tight around the wrist.

great quality and price.. a good dupe for head gloves

So far, I love these gloves for driving! They are the perfect weight, not too thin, not too thick. I was excited because the finger and thumb touch pads worked on my iPhone and touchscreen in my car, however, the pointer finger on my right hand has started to wear off after just a month or two, and I have to take my glove off to use my phone now. Bummer. But I'll still wear them.

I ordered these gloves for my son who runs long distance year around and even on rainy/abnormally cold days. His biggest complaint is "cold hands", he can handle being cold but if his hands get cold, he's miserable! He wears these gloves a lot! Bike riding, motorcycling, doing outdoor tasks, anything that required him being outside pretty much. He typically doesn't like wearing gloves because they're usually too restrictive and cause a sensory issue, with these gloves, he doesn't seem to mind at all! I've had to wash these gloves several times so far and they held up good throughout the washing cycles and they seem to be of good quality, they've not ripped/tore of had any other kind of issues since he's been wearing them.

I get plenty warm while running and fuss with my apple watch a lot as a means to control my music, so I needed an almost liner-weight glove that was touch screen compatible. This fits the bill just right. I participate in different winter sports and these strike me as ideal for running and walking. For cycling, I'd use a padded glove. For cross country skiing, I use a glove with leather strips to take the abrasion of my poles. But this is just the perfect weight for running where my hands are not taking abuse on handle bars or ski poles and I can keep things extra light for the sweat fest.As I was shopping for gloves, I found my hand measurements to be confusing in regards to the sizing chart of this company and just about everyone else. So I took my best guess and assumed that the sizing would be for men, and therefore ordered a pair of medium gloves. I am a 5'10" woman with a large frame, so I was really struggling to imagine that I really needed something even smaller than a size S because of the length of my middle finger. I think the point of the chart is, go with the larger size of the two measurements. So the measurement around my palm is darn close to being a size medium, but I apparently have a short middle finger. If you had very long fingers, you'd want THAT length accomodated over your palm width, as too short fingers in your gloves would certainly be annoying. So the sizing does match up well with men's gloves if you know your size. If you don't know, then choose the largest size needed to accommodate either your finger length or palm width, whatever is bigger, so that you won't be constricted in that direction. If you have short fingers, choose based on your palm. If you have long fingers, choose your size based on your middle finger length. Then you should be happy.

The small fit me and my youngest son just fine and we both like these gloves. They are perfect for transitional weather. We used them on hikes for the early morning when it's cold, and I love the fact it's lightweight cuz it's easier to carry around when you're not using them.

These winter gloves are indeed lightweight and warm, providing a comfortable fit. They are a good choice for mildly cold weather but may not be sufficient for truly freezing conditions, especially as the fingertips can feel slightly chilly. For moderate winter temperatures, they work well enough. For more extreme cold, you might prefer a more specialized pair. A practical option for everyday winter use if you're not outdoors for extended periods.