Ultimate Windproof Neoprene Sports Glove for All Outdoor Activities. Perfect for Both Men and Women. Touch Screen Function.

Overall I am very pleased with these gloves. They were a little too big for me, but they do shrink in the dryer. They are not very water resistant like they said they were. I wore them outside for 2 hours and my hands were absolutely soaked and cold. If you are looking for highly water resistant gloves, like I was, these are not the gloves for you or you will need to wear a pair of latex gloves underneath to add warmth and water resistance. They are comfy and do add some protection from the weather!

"Large" sized gloves of all types fit my hand. The problem with these was two-fold:1. The fingers are very long for their width. My fingers are usually roughly at the end of any 'large' glove, but these extend 1/3" or so beyond the tip of my finger on certain fingers, ie, the index fingers (I don't think my hands are abnormally shaped). This wouldn't be an issue since these were bought for winter running and nothing else.2. The material around the fingers is not highly flexible. I tend to ball my hands up a bit when I run. Whether I do that, even partially, the discomfort becomes quite annoying over time even if not all that notable at once.

I was looking for a glove that would be water resistant yet breathable to use in the outdoors. First, let me say that my hand measurement was 8.5 inches, right in the middle of size M. That's what I ordered and it was much too snug. I got the size L and it was perfect. So beware that it runs smaller than expected. The gloves are slightly anatomically curved and it fits great. The finger pad works well with my Nexus 5x.First, I went on a 3 mile run with the gloves. They worked fine, or rather, it got pretty warm as the air temperature was in the 50s. Not a great test but my hands did get moist but never wet. I think the moisture transport they advertise really does work.This past weekend I got a chance to try it out in the wilderness. I went hiking and the air temperature started at 38 and probably stayed in the low 40s. These gloves are not insulated so my fingers were cold at first. But once my body warmed up, so were my hands. It shed the wind and the snow great. Tactile feedback is good. The only minor complaint I had was that I wish the thumb seam was a flat seam.Overall, I am very pleased with this purchase. And at <$20, these gloves are a steal.

I used them on a walk, but also wanted to take photos where I went. These were light and not bulky, so it allows precision maneuvering of my camera's dials and such. If anyone is looking for photography gloves, I'd say try these on. At first they were a little O.J. tight, even with the large size, but they seem to have come around after a full week of use.

Get this, the larges were too small for my hand, contacted Trim Fit Life and asked how do I exchange them for XL. TFL told me to contact them in 3 weeks as they are out of XL, no sweat. I ask them how do I return the Larges? TFL says don't bother, donate them to charity, or give them to a friend with smaller hands. Now, I'll be rocking my XLs and my smaller handed, less masculine friend will have a pair too.The gloves themselves seem very well made, they work wit the touch screen on my phone. Bought them for winter driving and running in. Can't see why they wont work well in both situations.

They work okay for touchscreen, you have to be careful to touch it perfectly, so it’s a little bit challenging. They’re not made for snow or super cold temperature or anything.First use was summer in Iceland, it got pretty cold a few nights (40 ish degrees F), they held up. I use them when I ride my scooter to work in brisk windy weather, and they’re great for that too.I like them a lot. I live where it’s fairly warm so I don’t need thick, insulated gloves so these are perfect for me.

I didn't like the fit in the fingers at all. Based on reviews, I ordered a size up. The palm was then too large, but the fingers were still uncomfortably tight, and too long. I don't have particularly large hands, either.If you like this style, Manzella Silkweight WindStopper Ultra Touchtip Gloves is probably a better option - similar weight / features, way better fit.

I measured my palm per instructions and got exactly 9.5 which is right in the middle of the "large" size per chart. Felt like OJ trying to get this thing on. I'd definitely need an XL.I did finally get it on and the material is pretty thick and stiff. Felt more like wearing a work glove but maybe that was an effect of being too tight.I turned the shower on low and stuck my hand under the spray. At first all the water beaded up and ran off, then after about 5 seconds started to soak through. My hand was still staying warm, but was getting wet. Granted that's probably more water than you'd get in a rain shower, but I bought these specifically for when it's pouring.The quality of build of this glove is really good. Seems durable. Wish it fit and was more water resistant