Description
- 【Ultra Lightweight, Warm and Comfortable】The premium compression soft fabrics(88% polyester & 12% spandex) provide premium performance for Zero-pilling, Breathability, Durability, Wicking and Static-free. Also, non-slip silicone design on the palm ensures you a secure holding.
- 【Touch Screen with Sensitive Fingertip】Material on the thumb and index fingers is available for the touchscreen while you using your cell phone or tablet computer without taking off your gloves. Sensitive enough to type a quick message or zoom in/out on your GPS map, even with one hand. *Please make sure the finger part fits perfectly and tight enough to enjoy the best performance of the screen-touch function.
- 【Compression Liner Gloves or Regular Gloves】Our gloves work amazingly as liner gloves can fit perfectly under your ski mittens, half-finger biking gloves and other bulky leather gloves. Also, it can be used as regular gloves while running, cycling, walking, riding, hiking, lifting weight or working outside in those mild cold days.
- 【Three Size Fit for All Women and Men】Sold in Small, Medium, Large size, classic black compression liner gloves and regular gloves for cycling, running, golfing, driving, climbing and outdoor sports in all seasons.
- 【Aegend Commitment】30-day no hassle returns & 12 months replacement warranty, 100% satisfied service! If you care about your shopping quality, Aegend is your best choice!
amsdragonfly –
Kept my hands warm backpacking and I was impressed that I could use the screen on my phone with them on
Read –
Easy to wear, keeping my hands warm and dry during long walks with the dog.
BlueSkyFine –
I’m a female with very large hands and long fingers. Ever see the seifeld episode “Man Hands?” Well that’s pretty much my hands: I can palm a basketball. Based on reviews, I ordered medium and they fit perfectly! They’re plenty warm while running around in 30 and 40 degree weather. They’re not waterproof, however that’s not an issue for me. They’ll be fine running or walking through some light rain, but probably not what to wear when building a snowman. They’re very soft, cozy and look so chic and sleek. Recommend!
Read –
Nice quality, surprising for the great price! Highly recommend
Buckeye SDer –
I got those for two purposes. First because my hands always get cold while skiing. So when it’s really cold, I wanted to use these as liners inside my ski gloves. Only had the opportunity to test down to the teens, but it did the job very well. They are snug but not too tight, and thin enough to fit in the ski gloves. It makes the whole double glove a little stiffer than without but barely.
The other reason I got them was for driving and for mid-season walks. My car takes 15 min to get warm enough so I wanted something light that I can wear to keep my hands warm as the car warms up. Those are perfect for this. They have some grippy stuff inside the palm and on fingers to allow good grasp of the steering wheel but are not bulky or heavy to make driving awkward with them on.
Finally the plus is that they have thumb and index fingers that are touch sensitive for using my phone. It won’t be easy to type with them because pads are still a bit large for precise pointing to the keyboard on my phone but it’ll do for basic tasks. The only drawback is I cannot use my fingerprint unlock with them on but PIN unlock works fine.
Overall, very happy with them. They serve a nice range of purposes for me, are lightweight and touch-sensitive and a pretty good value for the price.
Cinnamon Girl –
Bought these as “liner” to down mittens for a trip to the Artic with significant outside time (dog sled, aurora search, etc)
these were great and warm on their own, and the touch screen worked great, I used the right hand without the mittens and mostly stayed warm considering I was outside for hours
fit great too
Buckeye SDer –
Gloves fit me well, though I have fairly thin fingers that they’re snug on (note that their size small is others’ size large); seem like they’ll be warm; pretty well made (though like most touch-screen gloves, the conductive bit is on the finger pad and not on the tip where a lot of screen touching happens). But the quantity of packing is ridiculous: zipper bag inside a box, both large enough to allow the gloves to lie side by side, along with tissue paper. (I suppose the packaging would be nice for gift giving.)
Andrew K Lee –
Nice gloves with a decent feel and great material texture.
GARRIE CAGNEY –
Thin not too bulky. Can use with phone screen. Not the warmest gloves but understand they are thin. Fit true to size