Winter Gloves for Men/Women -10°F 3M Thinsulate Warm Touch Screen Snow Ski Bicycle Bike Gloves for Driving/Cycling/Running/Hiking

These are better than any other gloves I've had, although these are my first winter bike gloves. They certainly keep the hands warm - when the air is no colder than freezing temp. Once it gets below freezing, the fingertips will begin to go numb with cold. So, I won't be seeking warmer gloves - I'm not sure they exist - specifically when it comes to wind blowing against your fingers in cold weather - it's hard to see how a glove can protect you from that effectively in sub-zero weather. Other than that, they are easy to put on and take off. The touchscreen function works great. True to size. Comfy. Nice and soft on the inside, with excellent lining. Great gloves overall - I'll just ride when it's not sub-zero out there :)

These gloves are excellent for hunting. The anti-skid silica gel provides a strong grip on the gun, which is really helpful. My husband has large hands, making it difficult for him to find gloves that fit well without being too bulky, but these fit perfectly. They kept his hands warm during the hunt, and he was able to easily fit his finger into the trigger well.

great gloves. The fit is comfortable, and allows good movement and even though they're not bulky they're warm. I was out in 27 degree weather for 45 min and my hands felt fine. Normally I would have needed mittens with handwarmers inside. I would recommend them. price was reasonable too. The fingers and thumbs that have touch screen ability work very well. Other gloves I've had with barely ever work and I had to take them off to open my phone.

I measured my hands per the directions and then ordered a small size. These arrived quickly but I found that while the gloves were possible to put on, they were extremely tight such that I could barely make a fist while wearing them. So I returned these and ordered a medium size. These fit perfectly and feel very comfortable. Yesterday I went for a walk on a breezy 43 degree day and my hands remained toasty warm even though I kept my gloved hands by my side (not in coat pockets) the whole time. I really like the tactile palms, and found that I could easily retrieve my keys from my pants pocket without having to remove the gloves.

Almost TOO hot. So can't complain about cold fingers. Rubber on the palm side is great for gripping, but also make it very hard to use on a cars steering wheel. But overall its a very good glove.

True to size, ok warmth, works with phone screen. Can't complain. Nice regular black gloves that weren't overly expensive for what they are. Been shoveling snow with them so we'll see how they hold up.

I really wanted to love these gloves because the 3M Thinsulate marketing is everywhere on this listing and they promise warmth down to negative ten degrees. The product photos even show someone on a snowmobile wearing these, which is almost laughable once you actually test them. Spoiler alert: that did not happen for me. First, let's talk sizing because that was my first clue something was off. I ordered a medium and they felt way too tight, so I sized up to large thinking that would solve it. They're better, but still snug. Here's the kicker—when you lay the medium on top of the large, you can barely tell the difference between them. The sizing is just inconsistent, and they definitely run smaller than your average glove despite the note in the listing warning you about this. But the real disappointment is the warmth, or lack thereof. Today it was ten degrees Fahrenheit and I took my dog to the dog park. My hands were cold the entire time I was wearing these. I actually couldn't believe it, so I took the gloves off for a bit to compare, and honestly I didn't feel that much colder without them. That's not a good sign when your winter gloves supposedly rated for negative ten degrees barely perform better than bare hands at positive ten. And if you add cold wind from driving or snowmobiling like they show in the photos, it would be absolutely unbearable. I even did another test where I put one of these on one hand and an old non-insulated glove I still have around on the other hand, and I really couldn't feel a meaningful difference in warmth between them. These basically feel like slightly thicker work gloves, not the heavily insulated winter gloves they're marketed as. Either 3M Thinsulate isn't actually that great of an insulation product, or it's not being used properly here, but either way the warmth just isn't there. Now, what they do well is dexterity and touchscreen function. The touchscreen feature works reliably on my phone, and I can actually do fiddly tasks like picking up dog poop with a baggie and getting that baggie out of the dispenser without fumbling around. With most winter gloves that's impossible, so if you need something for tasks requiring precision, these deliver on that front. They seem well made and I haven't had any quality or durability issues in the time I've had them, but I'm still within my thirty day return window and seriously considering using it. When gloves fail at their primary job of keeping your hands warm, everything else becomes kind of irrelevant.

I’ll be honest—I was skeptical when I ordered the MOREOK Winter Gloves. I’ve tried so many “warm” gloves that barely made a difference, so I wasn’t expecting much. But these completely surprised me. I wore them on a run in about 20°F weather, and my hands were literally sweating by the time I finished. The 3M Thinsulate really does its job, and the gloves manage to stay warm without feeling bulky. The touchscreen feature works better than I expected, too—no frantic tapping just to skip a song. They fit well, feel durable, and genuinely keep my hands warm. If you’re on the fence like I was, they’re absolutely worth trying.