LADES Fingerless Gloves Thermal Winter Gloves Warm Knitted Half Finger Gloves Mittens for Men Women Typing Driving Working

These make a great driving glove, in my opinion. They are super soft and warm, the cuffs are snug but not tight at all. Definitely worth the price. I got two pair.

I love these so much! As a mail carrier, I wear rubber gloves all year. These keep my hands warm while still allowing me to finger the mail. Super comfy and not too bulky. Great pair of work gloves.

I purchased these because I worked for the Postal Service and I needed something to keep my hands warm while my fingers were available to sort through my mail and put mail into the mailboxes They’re comfortable the size fits perfectly. They’re heavy duty because the tips of your fingers are free from the glove itself. I was able to utilize my equipment and touch the screens of the equipment to log my deliveries or to use my phone if I needed to the stitching quality was highly professional I would definitely buy these again. The area of your hands that are covered are kept warm, however would like to point out that if they get wet, your whole hand gets cold so they are not a waterproof thermal winter glove.

These are surprisingly a nice set of fingerless gloves. The material is a knit type- that is not too thick or too thin. They are flexible for outdoor use, and also typing on a keyboard. The black set is a nice color that doesn't scream for attention which is nice. The finger length is spot on. Keeping hands warm with someone that always has cold hands!

They fit well and the fingerless gloves do what you'd expect fingerless gloves to do.

The perfect glove. So warm, soft fleece inside, snug. Excellent quality and perfect thickness. I hate to take them off! I only wish they sold the same exact glove that was not fingerless.

After using it for two days, I got hairballs.

Excellent product. Perfect, warm, fitting size for my large hands. Well worth the money. I do patrol work and they are still in Excellent condition a year later.

Fuzz started pilling (halo effect) within hours simply by rubbing against jacket's cuffs.