HANDLANDY Winter Running Gloves for Women & Men, Windproof Water-Resistant Thermal Touchscreen Liner Gloves for Cycling, Hiking, Driving, Freezer Work

Got these because I was riding my Ruckus and the temp dropped dramatically and my riding gloves weren’t efficient at all. These fit inside my riding gloves and did their job well up until the temp dropped too low to ride.

Good fabric, comfortable to wear and light weight. Easy to wear and perform day to day activities. Fits as expected. They look good and are definitely a great buy for the money.

Surprisingly warm for how thin they are. Very comfortable as well

I had such high hopes for these gloves, after reading some of the reviews; they aren't bulky like so many winter gloves and do allow you to open latches, and bird feeders, even using a camera, for example, with ease, without having to remove (a definite plus!) and do keep your hands dry. BUT, they do not keep them warm, which to me, is the most important reason for winter gloves. At 27 degrees, after a few minutes, my hands were feeling cold, as if I weren't wearing any gloves at all. "Thermal" as the ad states is not a word I would apply to these gloves. Will be digging out my old, thick, but warm winter gloves again, for the next cold front coming next week! (And just have to take them off to open the latch to the back gate. At least when I put them back on, my hands will warm up!)

It met my expectations.

The only reason I haven't given them a 5* rating is because of the touch screen tips. They don't operate my phone quite as well as I expected, but they're comfortable, warm (I haven't subjected them to water yet, so no review on that) but while riding my Harley on a cold day, my hands stayed warm.UPDATE: I've dropped my rating from 4* to 2* for one reason. They DO NOT keep your hands as warm as I expected and as advertised. I planned on riding my motorcycle today and I wanted to test these gloves out first "in the wind" when it was very cold. Going to the gym last night here in Alabama, (1/15/25) at 11 PM, it was 29 degrees. I rolled my window down and stuck my hand out, driving 50 mph, and within 3-5 seconds, I had to pull my hand back in as it was bitterly cold inside the glove. They do well at regular wind speeds but aren't up to the challenge of really being windproof. When riding in 50-60 they're "ok" but my hands still got a little cold. Not happy as I thought I was. Just didn't want to give the impression that they stand up to really cold weather with wind involved.

Great product

Have had these for less then 3 months and already all the gripping material is peeling of.Also they have no insulating property's and provide my hands zero heat, if anything when the gloves are exposed to the cold they have the reverse effect and make my hands colder by trapping cold air inside of them. Would not recommend.