Winter Waterproof Gloves for Men Women Warm Running Cycling Snow Ski Gloves for Cold Weather, Thermal Windproof Material and Touch Screen Finger for Driving Snowboarding

My husband and I bought these gloves since there has been a lot of snow this year. I got a size M, and my husband got an XL. Super soft inside! Quality fabric (inside and out), and they look super expensive. I wore them outside to play in the snow with my kids, and they kept my hands super warm (I always have cold hands), and NO wetness touched my hands. A few family members have asked me where I got them from, and I sent them a link. - Touchscreen compatible (not just on the pointer and thumb) - Functional (not too thick) - Wind, snow, and cold protection is out of this world!

“I’ve been using these gloves in cold weather and they honestly do the job. They’re warm without being bulky, which makes them great for driving and daily use. The grip is solid and the touchscreen fingers actually work, no taking gloves off. They block wind well and keep my hands dry in light snow. For the price, the quality is better than expected. I’d definitely recommend these for winter.”

These gloves are both warm and comfortable however the touchscreen functionality is not good. These were bought for my wife to use at her job doing online grocery pickup. Her job requires her to be inside and outside no matter the weather while using a handheld touch device. These gloves do not let her use that device while wearing them. But for everything else they are great. Warm and soft on the inside with good grip on the outside. As long as you don’t have to use a touch screen with these I’d recommend them.

The ihuan Winter Waterproof Gloves are an absolute essential for anyone traveling from a warm climate into the biting cold of the Midwest. I put these to the test during a business trip to Omaha, Nebraska, and they were genuine life-savers. They managed to strike that elusive balance between being incredibly warm and remaining thin enough to feel like a "second skin." Whether I was navigating the airport or bracing against the wind on a city sidewalk, they kept my hands protected without the bulky, restrictive feel of traditional snow gloves. What really sets these apart is their dexterity and touchscreen compatibility. I was able to use my phone and drive a rental car without ever having to expose my skin to the freezing air. The grip is excellent, providing a secure feel on the steering wheel, and the waterproof exterior held up perfectly against the Nebraska elements. For a professional on the go, they provide a sleek, understated look that fits right in with business attire while delivering the technical performance you'd expect from high-end outdoor gear. To maintain the "second skin" fit and ensure the touchscreen pads remain responsive, **avoid putting these gloves in a high-heat dryer.** The intense heat can degrade the conductive material on the fingertips and cause the waterproof membrane to shrink or lose its flexibility. Instead, let them air dry at room temperature. Also, when selecting your size, keep in mind that they are designed for a snug, athletic fit; if you prefer to wear a thin liner glove underneath for sub-zero temperatures, you might want to size up to ensure you maintain full circulation and comfort.

He loves them! They look nice, they are comfortable, fit well, he tried the touchscreen and was amazed that he can navigate his phone wile wearing them. He is 72 years old and not tech savvy so he didn't know stuff like this exists lol. I had to remind him these are for going out because these will be a highly functional glove. You could work in these and they would hold up... I don't want him getting them dirty with firewood or oil etc... He has cheaper work gloves for that.... These were affordable but he doesn't like me buying him stuff... smh

These gloves are okay for light outdoor activities like walking or jogging in mildly cold weather, but they fall short in more extreme conditions. They fit well and the touchscreen compatibility works better than expected, which is a plus. However, the insulation isn’t great—my fingers still got cold pretty quickly during longer bike rides in freezing temps. Also, the “waterproof” claim is a bit of a stretch; they’re more water-resistant than truly waterproof. If you’re looking for a basic, affordable pair of gloves for light winter use, these will do the job. Just don’t expect them to keep your hands warm in serious cold or wet conditions.

Good quality, nice comfy gloves for work and outside.

They were okay. I took them to NY and BOS and it got down to 36 degrees. My finger tips were still kinda cold. I had to use hand warmers and also tuck them inside my pocket to stay warm. The touch screen is okay too. I had to give a couple of times to work my phone screen. I don’t think I’ll buy them again. Sorry, I tried.

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