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Very good

These are a nice pair of gloves that are warm and comfortable and look quite smart too.The touch screen feature works ok but whoever designed them didn't really think about how people actually use phones or touch screens in general.The touch screen surface on on the pad of the finger, there's nothing on the tip which the HUGE majority of people actually use to control their devices, it's difficult to do anything with any accuracy and frequently you end up hitting the wrong spot and setting off a different function altogether.It's real shame as all it would have taken was a small extension of the pad up & over the tip of the finger.For me however it's not a deal breaker as I'm really more interested in them for keeping warm and for that they are great. They do feel a little tight to begin with, when I first put them on I thought I may need the next size up but after a few minute the fabric gives and they fitted just fine, when you take them off they revert to their normal size after an hour or so meaning they will always be a nice snug fit.Four stars. It would have been five but for the poorly thought out touch screen feature.

So let's start with the sizing. The smallest size available (medium) apparently is for a hand that's 10cm wide and 23.5cm long. Now hands that size would be huge, as in hulk hands. For by comparison I as a male with average size hands measure about 8cm wide across the palm, and 19cm from middle fingertip to wrist. So what I was *expecting* that gloves might be too big when they arrived, and ordered the smallest size available. In actual fact no, although I can squeeze my hands into them, in actual fact they are a bit too small, they're too tight, and come up slightly short of my wrist. My guess is I should have ordered the large, but with the size chart being what it is, who the hell knows?The gloves next feature is that they work with touch screens. And they do, I mean obviously your phones fingerprint reader won't work with it, but you can quite happily swipe at the screen and the screen will pick it up. The problem is... Where will it pick it up. You see the touch sensitivity comes from a pad stitched where the pad of your finger would be. This makes things inaccurate since the bit of the glove that is touch compatible is probably not the bit you normally use to say type a message, or click a web link. This would made slightly easier if you could see or gauge better what you're doing, or if if the glove tips were more consistent, but the stitching makes the fingertips feel inconsistent so it's hard to judge, and because you're finger needs to fairly flat for the touch sensitive material to touch the screen, you can't properly see where your finger will make contact because you can't see past your own finger.On the positive side, if these were properly sized for my hands I'm pretty sure they'd be comfortable, maybe not the most dextrous but not crippling, and feel like they'd be pretty warm. Also the grip pads really are grippy, so you won't have to worry about something like holding a steering wheel, or handling your phone.It's a shame, if they'd sorted the sizing out, and added some more touch compatible material so the whole finger tip was covered instead of just the pad, these would be pretty decent gloves, but as it is I just can't recommend them.

The media could not be loaded. these are verey nice quality gloves, i normally take a size 10 or 11, these fit perfectly. they have a clip to clip them together which keeps them together, nothing worse than loosing one glove.They have a piece on each index finger so you can still use a phone while wearing them. I have tried this with a Z fold 4 and it worked fine, a little tricky to point to some of the smaller items but they work fine.

Got these as running gloves for my hubby, and for that they work well. They're not super-thick, but they're enough to keep his hands warm at 7am on an autumn morning. The silicon extrusions on the palm to make them non-slip work very well, and he says it's easy to keep hold of his phone if he's doing something whilst running; it feels very secure. It was a great idea to also have it on every fingertip.I got him XL, and am glad that I did, as although he crosses the line between Large and XL in gloves, he definitely needed XL in these. They fit him well, and the wrists aren't too tight. The little clip to keep them together bothered him, but he just snipped it off after the first wear.As others have mentioned, the touchscreen pad on the index finger is a bit too small, making it hard to be accurate. Either you have to use the tip of you finger, and mash it up and down several times to make contact at all, or you use pad of your finger, and have to make something of a guess as to where you're actually hitting the screen. Or maybe it's just not sensitive enough...not sure. But hubby said it does feel a bit hit and miss.Other than the finger tip though, these are a nice pair of autumn/early winter running gloves, and he likes them.

Size L fits me well, a 6ft male with slender fingers.The fit is particularly important with touchable gloves, to ensure fingers reach the edges of the glove and touch works as expected. In this case, all works fine.The grip is nice too - not too much rubber placed on the inside, just enough to add that little bit of extra grip.They feel warm enough and like they will resist water well.

These are very nice gloves.They fit my hands very well and are easy to put on.The touch-screen capability works reasonably well.They are warm and comfortable.Very good value for money.

Because the sizes include all human bandwidths, Large is for very small male hands, better to order XL for the fitting.As a product these are totally on-the-ball and the pricepoint is a generousity to the customer.