Under ArmourMen's Storm Liner

I got these Under Armour Storm Liner gloves for my teenage son and they were a winter win! He’s pretty picky, but he really liked how they weren’t bulky at all—perfect for someone who doesn’t want thick gloves. Even with the slim fit, they kept his fingers warm during chilly days. The material is high quality, comfortable, and flexible, which made them great for everyday wear or even sports practices. Definitely recommend for anyone looking for lightweight yet warm gloves that actually fit well and feel good!

I love the Under Armor gloves. This is my fourth pair. They always have a great fit, keep my hands warm and are high quality. I’ve never found another light weight glove that offers this value. I use them in the 30 s and 40s when reffing soccer or the 10s and 20s when removing snow from the drive. They are very durable and I always lose them before they wear out.

High quality gloves. Very comfortable, Fits my big hands perfectly. Keep your hands warm when the temperature drops. I use these for security at concerts where I have to wear black gloves. Definitely the best pair of gloves I’ve tried so far.

Very good fitting glove for a chill in the air, real cold use for liner with a heavier glove.

The Under Armour Men's Storm Liner gloves have become an essential part of my cold weather running gear. Here's why I highly recommend them:Superior Warmth: These gloves provide excellent insulation against the cold, allowing me to maintain warmth during chilly morning or evening runs. The Storm Liner technology effectively repels water and snow, keeping my hands dry and comfortable throughout my workout.Lightweight and Flexible: Despite their impressive warmth, these gloves are lightweight and offer great flexibility. I never feel restricted in my movements while wearing them, allowing me to maintain a natural stride and grip during my runs.Touchscreen Compatibility: One of the standout features of these gloves is their touchscreen compatibility. I can easily access my smartphone to change music tracks or track my progress without having to remove the gloves, making them incredibly convenient.Durable Construction: The quality craftsmanship of Under Armour is evident in these gloves. They are built to last, with reinforced stitching and durable materials that withstand the rigors of regular use. I have been using them for several seasons now, and they still look and feel like new.Secure Fit: The gloves feature a snug yet comfortable fit that stays securely in place throughout my run. The extended cuff provides extra coverage and helps seal out cold air, ensuring maximum warmth.Overall, the Under Armour Men's Storm Liner gloves are a top-notch choice for cold weather running. Their combination of warmth, flexibility, durability, and touchscreen compatibility makes them a standout option for anyone looking to stay comfortable and focused during outdoor workouts in chilly conditions.

Very Nice Light weight gloves. The pics do not do these justice, they fit snug and look great.Bought for our Alaska cruise, I'll update as to functionality when we return

Fit is excellent. I would expect to wear Men’s Large, and these are X-Large, but consistent with size chart. Warm - great for driving on very cold days, and walking around in cold wind. The touch screen elements work better than any other gloves I’ve had. It’s a woven material - comfortable, not plastic-y. Nice look, too.

I have worn these for a long time, as I own quite a bit of Under Armour clothing from Jackets to various tops to balaclavas and shoes. They blend in well with all other Under Armour clothing, which are majority black obviously. These are meant to go under the heavier gloves, but I've tried putting them under my wool gloves. The design of these is cool but pretty minimalist, there are other offerings for 'liner' gloves, but it's a subjective thing. They held up pretty well, I just got a crazy deal from the UA Outlet Store ($11!), so they were totally worth it for that. However, if I had another option for gloves, I would've gotten one with a white stripe, but that's just me. The index/thumb pads that allow you to type with them always have worked perfectly. Eventually, I think that's the part that gets worn the most on the gloves, the actual main part of the gloves is in perfect condition on my first pair and besides the padding of the index/thumb is still pretty perfect after 1 1/2 years. I recommend these for sure, especially if you can swoop them up for less than $20 on here.