THE NORTH FACEEtip Recycled Gloves

I recently purchased THE NORTH FACE Etip Recycled Gloves and I am thoroughly impressed. Living in a region with cold winters, finding the right pair of gloves can be a real challenge. These gloves, however, have exceeded my expectations in every way.Firstly, the warmth these gloves provide is exceptional. They keep my hands toasty even on the chilliest days, which is a huge plus for outdoor activities or commuting. The fit is snug yet comfortable, allowing for ample dexterity - a feature often missing in winter gloves.The Etip functionality is another standout aspect. Using my phone or any touchscreen device is a breeze without having to expose my hands to the cold. The accuracy and responsiveness are top-notch, making these gloves a perfect blend of practicality and comfort.Moreover, I am particularly pleased with the eco-friendly aspect of these gloves. Knowing that they are made from recycled materials gives me a sense of responsibility towards the environment while enjoying a high-quality product.The durability is also worth mentioning. After several uses and a few washes, they still look and feel as good as new. The design is sleek and versatile, suitable for both casual and more active wear.In summary, THE NORTH FACE Etip Recycled Gloves are a stellar purchase. They offer warmth, convenience, eco-consciousness, and durability all in one. Whether for daily use or outdoor adventures, these gloves are a fantastic investment for anyone facing cold weather. Highly recommended!

I have used these gloves almost on a daily basis in winter ever since I got them. They look stylish and provide good amount of warmth. They sizes run a little bit small though.

They fit very well, and the ability to use them on touch screens is top-notch. I have purchased these before, and they have never been a disappointment.

These gloves are fantastic! They are excellent quality, warm, and do allow using a touch-screen device while wearing them. They do run large though and that does make using a touchscreen a kind of bulky activity. I appreciate that North Face bothered to make an XS, but these gloves are not for XS hands. (I wear a size 6 glove and, except for the weirdly disproportionately narrow wrist opening, they gloves are big on me, bordering on baggy. But they fit well enough for me to check into my flight, order an Uber and use public transportation apps on my phone.

These were great for walking around Alaska on vacation, noted it was in June about 30 degrees. But they were warm and comfortable, not bulky at all. The quality of these are fantastic. My wife wants a pair for next winter.

Love the color and fit

These gloves are pleasantly sleek, simple, and form-fitting, but they are not durable or warm. The Etip material wears off quickly, the fabric (albeit soft and comfortable) shreds when it comes into contact with Velcro, and the fingertips develop holes after a short time. They’re thin, too, which is great for dexterity but also means they aren’t ideal for winter.

These are great gloves, I do agree.They are tight. If you want, maybe buy a larger size.But they are great quality gloves. I will buy again.

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Son muy buenos y el material es bastante agradable mantienen buena temperatura en climas no tan fríos y puedes usar el celular sin quitartelos

Don’t think about doing fine touch tracking with gloves but it does the job. At freezing temp this is just barely enough for bicycling but should suffice for walking. Very expensive, tho

I guess you need to size up if you’re normally a large but the large fit my gf perfectly so you may have to go up two more to a xxl.

I wanted something thin for walking in 0-10° temperatures in Toronto. I looked at others and figured The North Face was a good brand. But I find myself always putting my hands in my pockets to stay warm, even while wearing these gloves.Strangely, I think that wearing these gloves are making my hands colder: knowing I’m wearing gloves, I become less conscious of keeping my hands in my pocket. But after about 30 minutes, the gloves are cold and so are my hands. So then I have to take the gloves off to warm my hands next to my own body heat.I’m not sure what temperature they’re made for. They probably work great in +30° weather though.