rivmountWinter Waterproof Ski Snow Warm Gloves for Women Men, Windproof Cold Weather Thermal with Touchscreen Fingers, for Running Driving Cycling Hiking Biking Outdoor Sports Daily Work

Got these because my old wool gloves were starting to show their age so that meant they didn't protect against the cold as well as they used to. Saw these gloves going for $20 and that you were able to use your phone with these without having to take them off and decided to try them out. Here are some pros and cons that I have found so far from my ~2 weeks of use:Pros:1) These gloves do what they are meant to against reasonably cold temperatures and are semi-thick2) The touchscreen feature of these gloves does work, more on this in the cons3) These gloves have a nice feature in which there are small buckles at the wrist area of the glove which allow you to clip the two gloves together. (Very convenient and less likely for one to get lost)4) There is also an adjustable drawstring which lets you tighten/loosen the gloves if needed5) These are waterproof (I've tested them by putting them on and then putting my hands into a container of water for about 4 minutes and found that the inside stayed completely dry)Now onto the cons:1) Although these gloves do have some kind of fleece lining that is decently thick, these aren't going to be the gloves you should get in temperatures below ~15 degrees F. I noticed that once it started getting to that area, you started feeling the cold seep through the fabric. That being said for the average winter temperature (20F-60F), these gloves should be more than enough2) SInce these gloves are kinda thick, the touchscreen capability of these gloves becomes quite messy at times but they get the job done still. One thing I've tried to counter this is to use the very tip of the glove to navigate on my phone.3) These gloves don't really have anything on the outside for grip. There is some kind of rubber padding in the palm area but it doesn't contribute that much to grip. Would be nice if there was something better in terms of grip but for the price, it is what it is.In general:These gloves should be more than sufficient for your daily winter needs unless you live in those below-freezing areas. They do everything as advertised and for its price point, I can't really complain.

The **Rivmount Winter Gloves** for both men and women are a solid choice for anyone looking to stay warm and functional during cold weather activities. Whether you're running, cycling, hiking, or just braving the winter chill for daily errands, these gloves deliver the comfort, warmth, and performance needed for a variety of outdoor sports and everyday tasks.One of the key features is the **waterproof and windproof** design. The gloves effectively keep moisture and wind at bay, ensuring that your hands stay dry and warm even in rainy or snowy conditions. The outer material is durable and resistant to the elements, making it ideal for both light to moderate winter conditions. Whether you’re caught in a snowstorm or braving a cold morning walk, these gloves hold up well against the elements.The **touchscreen-compatible fingers** are another standout feature. Being able to use your phone, GPS, or other touchscreen devices without having to remove your gloves is incredibly convenient, especially when you’re out and about in the cold. The touchscreen capability works well, with the fingers responding easily to swipes and taps, which is a huge plus for anyone who uses their devices while on the go.In terms of warmth, the gloves are lined with **soft fleece insulation**, providing a good balance of warmth without feeling bulky. They offer decent thermal protection for running, cycling, or commuting on chilly days, but if you’re dealing with extremely cold temperatures, you might want something thicker. However, for most winter activities, they strike the right balance between warmth, comfort, and dexterity.The **fit** is comfortable and true to size, with enough flexibility for active movements like biking or hiking. The gloves are designed to have a snug but not tight feel, allowing for easy movement while also keeping the cold out. The elastic cuffs help seal the gloves at the wrist, preventing drafts and enhancing the warmth.The gloves also work well for **driving**. The **grip** on the palms and fingers provides good traction on the steering wheel, making them suitable for both outdoor sports and daily driving without sacrificing control.One minor downside is that for extended exposure to extreme cold, the gloves may not provide enough insulation, particularly for those with colder hands. But for everyday use and moderate winter conditions, they perform quite well.Overall, the **Rivmount Winter Gloves** are a great investment for anyone looking for **warm, waterproof, and touch-screen-friendly** gloves for outdoor activities in cold weather. Whether you're running, cycling, hiking, or simply walking in the cold, these gloves offer excellent protection from the elements while keeping you connected with your devices. Their versatility, comfort, and durability make them a must-have for the colder months.

These are fantastic gloves not to thick and definitely not thin for northern Michigan Winter. They are warm and would be great in cold weather including wind and rain (grip is a little loose, but the look is what you would expect, they cinch at the bottom which is nice and they have a plastic flip (which is kind of cheap) to snap them together. (purchased these for my husband, they are an XL - sadly too small for him he is XXL to XXXL hands (6 ft /180lbs) ; if I didn’t already have gloves for myself I would keep them)Took photos of my hand over the glove for reference. Gave them a 4-star only because the sizing and cheap clip.

These gloves fit well, and are great for everyday use in a Northern Michigan winter, I used them for running around town and driving, mostly. They still look brand new after 4 months of daily use. The lining is so soft, warm and comfy.

I bought these gloves to protect my hands from the wind, cold and rain during a trip to Iceland in April and I'm very happy that I bought them. My son was also happy, because he "stole" them half of the time, that's how comfortable they are. They protected my hands from the elements during many hikes and exploring. My fingers were warm and dry even though it can get very windy and rained a lot. I have not washed them, so can't comment on that. I would recommend them and look forward to using them next winter.

I love these! Nice and warm. Normal size.