ViGraceWinter Touchscreen Gloves for Men Women Warm Anti-Slip Touch Screen Lined Knit Glove

I have small hands (ring finger is size 5) and didn’t want the gloves to be bulky. I wanted them to be fitted. These gloves fit perfectly. The fingers are not too long or too loose and the gloves for snugly on my hands. The smart fingers work great - no problem using my phone while wearing the gloves, and they are warm. Very satisfied with my purchase.

These gloves are flawless. They fit fantastically and it feels like the fingers have more (intentional) tightness than your average pair of gloves. This really keeps them snug and in place; no sliding or looseness at all which is really beneficial to anyone who is trying to work in them. I’ve been wearing them all night and I’ve never had to pull them back down my wrists or readjust the fingers even though the fabric is pleasantly soft. I’m a security officer who does bike patrol and it’s 43 degrees Fahrenheit tonight and my hands have been pleasantly warm without sweating. The grips on the gloves are subtle yet effective. I really like the simplistic look of the gloves; additionally they look more than adequately professional for any seniority level. The touch screen compatibility is quite good. Obviously not as fast or effective as wearing no gloves at all, so you’ll notice you have to be more deliberate and slower but they do indeed work. I’m very impressed with these gloves and I’m going to buy another pair for home and driving.

They're not as warm or as touch screen friendly as I'd hope they be. They get the job done well for around 40 degrees F, but colder/windier than that and you can still feel a bit of the cold. If that's an issue for you, you're better off buying heavier gloves or even straight up mittens. It's possible to use a touch screen with them on, but it takes more effort than I'd like, so at times I prefer to just stick my hands in my pockets than have the gloves on.

I like knit gloves over heavy winter gloves because knit gloves are thin, very form fitting, give good dexterity, don't bunch up when bending my fingers & heavy winter gloves don't fit in my pants pockets, so I have to take the gloves off when I want to get something out of my pockets.I had been using thin knit gloves from the dollar store for a couple years, but they stretch out quickly and my fingertips would eventually push through the glove. These ViGrace gloves are a little thicker but not too thick. They still fit in my pocket, give good dexterity, & help keep my hands warmer than the dollar store ones. They also feel nicer inside against your hand than the dollar store ones. Lastly, when I bought them I wasn't the biggest fan of the grip textured palm as some gloves have very obnoxiously grippy palms, but these are on the less-grippy side, which i like.I've only had them for a month, but as long as they last more than a year, I consider them a good purchase over the dollar store gloves.

I've been using these gloves since 2019, and they're great. They've really become my go-to gloves -- the touchscreen fingers work pretty well, they're decently warm but still really soft and flexible, and best of all the grips are really great. They're appropriate for doing light manual work, but still look nice enough to wear with somewhat dressy clothing, so I use them all the time in the fall and winter -- for driving, for wearing to the office, on construction sites (when I don't need to be wearing cut-resistant gloves), for doing winter yard work, running errands...I've actually re-purchased them 5 times so far (because I keep losing them... one is definitely embedded in a concrete pour).

Nice enough gloves, but they don't always work for using my cell phone ,as advertised, after I washed them on gentle cycle in the washing machine. I don't recommend them.

I was pleasantly surprised by these gloves. I've been trying different gloves including leather ones for years without finding the right quality, the right fit or the versatility of a pair of smart gloves. Didn't want to spend too much money on yet another pair so I went with the ViGrace.I've been using these for a few weeks now in the terrible weather of the midwest and so far they've done a great job holding up. They're the right amount of warm without being too bulky. The material is soft and comfortable. I went with the dark grey as it's a neutral color that would go with pretty much any outfit I'd wear, and it does look very sleek.The rubber grips on the palms of the gloves are a nice touch if you're trying to hold your phone or a coffee mug out in the cold. They also have 3 fingers on each glove that works with touch screens so it feels natural when you're trying to use your smartphone. The fact that these aren't bulky gloves also means that it feels much more natural when you're trying to text with the small keyboard on the phone.Overall, I'm very pleasantly surprised by the ViGrace gloves, and will probably get a few more pairs by the end of this winter.

I work for a major retail company that is too cheap to buy their employees gloves when working in the cooler. I purchased these gloves not sure what to expect, and I love them. They keep my hands when I am working in a cooler at 32° and up. They work great on the touch screen device that I use everyday. I would like to say though that when I am working at nine below 0, they do not keep my hands very warm because they are not that thick. The touch screen works for a while when I'm in the freezer. The gloves fit me perfectly and are extremely soft and warm. The fingers with the black tips are the ones that can be used when using the touchscreen. I will definitely be buying more and recommending them to all my fellow associates.