EnergeticSkyWaterproof Winter Gloves,3M Thinsulate Ski & Snowboard Gloves for Men and Women,Touchscreen Gloves for Fishing,Photographing,Hunting Outdoor Activities.

Good quality gloves

I like these enough that when I lost my first pair I ordered another.I use these primarily while dog walking to have the dexterity to tie waste bags shut without taking off my gloves. When using with a phone I typically don’t fully expose a finger joint as pictured instead only partially folding back the tip to expose a finger pad. This works better in cold temperatures and windy conditions than any thin “touch” glove I’ve used. I find these comfortable to use a little below freezing while walking.

I purchased these gloves to replace a much more expensive brand of gloves (lost one of the other brand gloves). They seem to run a bit large in size ... I wear a large and they seem just a tad long in the fingers. The touch screen finger feature works okay ... not great or excellent. I am a wildlife photographer and use these gloves often in the mild cold or cool days. I have used them down to mid 20 degrees and they kept my hands very warm. The index and thumb "fold over" feature works well. Could use a stronger set of magnets and they would receive a "Great" rating. The velcro closure strap works perfectly. Not a bad product and worthy of the price, in my opinion

Finger tips can still go cold but worth it if you need the dexterity

Purchased just before a trip to Antarctica. The gloves kept me warm and the thumb and index finger “caps” are conducive for photography. However, these fingertip caps do provide an entry point for water. Even with the tips covered, mild-moderate mist caused the gloves to become water saturated inside and out with dripping…no beading on the surface as one would expect from a waterproof shell. In the end, these gloves work well for a photographer shooting in dry/cold conditions but avoid in wet conditions. Also, sizes do run small.

I bought these to use during a two-week photographic trip through the south and northwest of Iceland. For the most part, I didn't need them, but once I began hiking in the Snaefellsnes Peninsula in late September, they made each day more comfortable. Although daytime temps hovered about 45° F, winds often gusted to 30 to 40 mph with driving rain. Certainly cold enough for gloves.These are better than gloves that pop back to expose all fingers. (Glommets?) Tthese expose only thumbtips and index fingertips, keeping the rest of the hands and fingers warm. Dexterity to manage dials that control aperture or function settings remains at hand. These probably would work just as well in temps down into the 30s under similar wintry conditions. I was glad the photograher’s blog hat I read before my trip recommened gloves such as these. I was more glad that I bought these at such a good price.

These gloves are definitely warm. I love that I can pull just the index finger or thumb back to use them. I'm a letter carrier and need the touch screen capability. While it works pretty good, it's not perfect. I can pull back the finger or thumb easily to use my scanner (if needed) and then put them back just as easy. I've been looking for warm gloves like these for 2 years. They're great.

Bought these for when I am out predator hunting. decent construction and the outer material on the palms and fingers are nice for keeping decent grip. they keep hands warm for a reasonable amount of time but maybe not if you are going to go out and sit all day. The fold out finger is nice and is held back by magnets to keep it out of the when while your finger is in the trigger well. all and all, decent gloves for hunting for the price.