WTS Winter Touchscreen Utility Glove Cold Weather, Inner Fleece, Wind & Water-Resistant, Flexible, Lightweight

Good fit well made gloves
Needed to get a medium instead of small size. Medium fit much better.

Nice gloves
I love these gloves. I got them because the vehicle I ended up buying does not have a heated steering wheel. Living in Michigan, in the winter, with a car that is not kept in an enclosed, heated garage, it can be very cold when I leave for work. These were great to wear while I drove until the heat kicked in. They are comfortable, and seem to be made well. I have no problem recommending these gloves!

Touch screen surface on the thumb is on the wrong side.
The brown color is actually more of yellow color, with a slight green hue. They don’t look very brown.The pointer finger touch screen area works fine on my phone, as well as using the outside of my thumb to pinch and zoom on the screen.Using the inside of my thumb (with the rest of my fingers on the backside of the phone) to scroll through a book or webpage, doesn’t work. The touch screen section of the thumb only works when all the fingers are on the front side of the phone. They would have worked if the touch screen area, would have covered more of the thumb area. (One star deduction for this).When putting them on in the house, my hands do start to feel hot in a short duration of time. They kept my hands warm in the 30 degree outdoor weather.I did measure my hand before ordering, but they do feel tight on my hands, and have extra space around the wrist. (I have always worn gloves that are too big, so the tightness could be my responsibility getting used to them).My teenage daughter, who weighs a lot less than me, says they feel perfect on her hands, but the wrist area is really loose and sloppy.

The gloves successfully work on touchscreens, as advertised. However, mfr’s sizing chart is way off.
I dislike having to take a glove off to make a call while in the cold outdoors, and I hate to take a glove off while playing a game on my smart phone while waiting in a cold car for somebody to come back. This pair of gloves solves that problem. I successfully played a Scrabble-similar game on my smart phone while wearing these gloves.But I also need to mention a couple of negatives.• First of all, and quite important to me, is that the gloves seem too tight on my hands, to the point of becoming uncomfortable after wearing them a relatively short time. Did I pick too small a size, per the manufacturer’s recommendations? No. I measured the circumference around the widest part of my hand at approximately 9 inches (9.5 inches max. If I went to special effort to find a slightly wider part of my hand behind the knuckles.) According to the manufacturer’s sizing chart on the Amazon page, the recommended glove size would be medium. However, I have NEVER worn a medium size glove, always large size, so I ordered the large size and it’s still too snug. I wish I had ordered the extra-large size. Therefore, I strongly recommend that customers order at least one size larger than the size suggested by the manufacturer’s sizing chart.Moreover, too-snug gloves will somewhat inhibit blood circulation, reducing the insulation effectiveness of these gloves (which I haven’t evaluated yet, though observations suggest that these gloves are too thin to be worn in super-cold weather).Hopefully the gloves will loosen up a bit after using them for a while.• Less important to me and probably less important to most people, note that these gloves provide conductive touchpads ONLY on the tips of the thumbs and index fingers — which are, of course, the contact points most used in manipulating smart phones and tablets.I’m happy to have touchpad-usable gloves. I’m quite unhappy, however, to have winter gloves that are uncomfortably too snug due to the manufacturer’s faulty size recommendations.