Unigear Winter Warm Gloves Double Waterproof Windproof with Touchscreen Function Thermal Cycling Gloves for Daily Use, Running, Gardening, Builders, Mechanic Black Size

Love love love these gloves. They're always in my pack, hooked over my chest strap, or of course, on my hands. Touch screen - tick. Waterproof - tick. Warm - tick. Durable - tick. Mobility - tick. Lightweight - tick. I hike a lot and in cold and wet weather - even up rocky Mountain river valleys, and these fit perfect and keep the wind and water out. When water has accidentally got in from running down my sleeves/arms and into the glove from my wrist, they've warmed it up quickly and kept my hands warm. They're also relatively easy to dry out - just stick your hand in turning them inside out and leave for a few hours, then repeat turning them back right. Got enough room for a thin base layer glove if needing to layer up more, and although they're pretty thick, they're lightweight and still give good hand mobility use. Size is spot on too. The only problem I've come across with these though is I sometimes can't feel my zips when I want to open a pocket or do my jacket up, so I have to quickly remove the gloves to find the zip and do the job quickly. Not really much of an issue as it's to be expected and that's life. Would def buy again no question.

These are great, for winter gloves, I use them for dog walking in winter as you don't need to take them off to pick up poo. Bonus if you live in the far north of Scotland when it can get as cold as minus 10. Looked for ages for gloves that would be suitable and these are pretty much dyeable for the job, although not what they are intended for, I have had then for a few years now and still going strong.

Bought these for dog walking, and needed a close fitting non bulky glove for dexterity. They are not waterproof, more like water-resistant. After wearing for first time in driving rain, for 1.5 hours, I found that water did eventually wick through to the inner lining, but just a dampness level. They are really good at keeping your hands warm, and I found I could still manage my coat zips/hood, dog lead, dog treats, torch etc whilst wearing the gloves. I like the fact that there are several sizes so I could finally get a pair of close fitting gloves for my skinny hands. The zip on the back helps. Overall I like them, and I think they’re worth the money, but they are not fully waterproof. I would compare their waterproof-ness to that of leather gloves…waterproof for a while but eventually starts to seep through to inner layer. Not bad at all for the price, I would buy them again.

I originally bought a pair of these about 18 months ago and have consistently worn them over that period. I liked them so much I ordered a second pair. My first pair has had a reasonably hard life as I'm a dog walker and during the winter months you're constantly getting soaked on a daily basis. These gloves are water resistant and good at it. Given continual heavy rain they will soak through. They're not as good at that as my seal skins but they are reasonably good at keeping your hands relatively warm and dry. They also haven't disintegrated in the way a lot of gloves do when constantly saturated and dryer out. I find them to be warm and comfortable for most British winter conditions. They wouldn't be great for extreme cold but for the majority of climate conditions we experience they've held up well. So much so that I ordered a second pair for when my first pair does inevitably fail. I'd say these are excellent value for money fit well and in most conditions that aren't extreme do a good job. (-:

Water-proofness is great. Touch screen works but as with most gloves not so easy as without. My wrists get cold when cycling as the wrists are nit fully covered since the shaft of the glove is very short. This means that in winter I had to buy another pair from a different manufacturer. So for a warm but rainy day ok, not ok for cold autumn/spring/winter for me.

These are so much better than expected.I'm a size 7.5 to 8 glove size usually. I ordered size 7, and they fit perfectly, not too snug.What I love: Waterproof and windproof, warm, smart, very comfortable, dry fast, wash well, robust, last very well. The easy-to-use clip which holds them together is a great feature, so you can hang them up to dry and you don't lose one.I live on a farm and put my gloves through hell. I'm still wearing last years pair which are still going strong without any tears (although looking rather battered now, I wouldn't wear them to shake hands with the Queen)I'm ordering another two pairs so I have nice new ones too (just in case HRH pops in).At this price, these are an incredible bargain.I've paid £30 or more for vastly inferior gloves in the past. Highest recommendation.(If this was helpful, please click as it's nice to know).

Bought these as a keen walker to see me through the harsh winter, and hope to be using them for years to come.Pros:- Really warm- Definitely water resistant enough for walking in the rain, making snowballs, holding onto wet/snowy surfaces, falling over in snow (it happens...) etc. I can't comment on how waterproof they'd be if actually submerged in water- Touch screen is fine for taking pictures, looking at maps, sending quick messages. Might be quite clunky for e.g. sending long messages, playing games though- They clip together which means you're less likely to lose one- They have a zip to make it easier to put them on and take them off, this is especially useful if your hands are really cold- They look pretty goodCons:- I find them a little bit TOO warm sometimes and have to keep taking them on and off- I find there's a bit too much room in the fingertips but obviously this will vary

Good quality gloves that are warm enough for most weather. I find the fit overall good but the fingers slightly short for me. You can use a touch screen device fine in these which is a plus in colder times.