MCTiGlove Liner Touch Screen Lightweight for Winter Running Texting

Got these for my wife who has some issues with her fingers and cuticle sin Winter with the dry air and other things. She likes these a lot. She can type on her laptop without problems and use her tablets easily.They seem well made, very light but solid and the fabric is soft to the touch. Would wort as liners under mittens or heavy gloves also but quite suitable for light weight protection on their own.

Gloves arrived within two days. I keep these gloves in my jacket pocket just in case the temps drop. The touch screen finger tips are hit or miss but I didn’t buy them for that. I bought them to keep my hands warm for temps over 30 degrees. Couldn’t be happier. they block the wind extremely well and fit well under my winter hunting gloves. Don’t know how they’ll hold up but so far I’m very pleased with both the seller and the gloves!!! I have average sized hands and purchased a large and the fit is perfect for me.

Depending on glove I usually either a large and medium, and purchased a medium as I intend to use these primarily as a line glove under the lobster mits I use for cycling. Fit is good and certainly would not have wanted to go any larger. They add some warmth over just outer gloves, but fingers were still cold after a 10 mile ride at 28F. On their own, they keep my hands adequately warm on the bike down to about 48F. Had hoped they would help retain warmth when I remove my outer gloves to use my phone, but unfortunately they don't work well with the touchsreen on my iPhone X.

i lost a pair of my old light thermal gloves for the chillier days of fall so i decided to give this item a shot. i did not expect them to keep my hands warm in frigid temps, just really for walking from the parking ramp to my work building. They did not keep my hands warm at all even in the mornings of fall, you can forget about winter running. Would not recommend unless you are looking for a liner glove. touch screen did work relatively well.

So these gloves are a good look, light weight and comfortable. I've work these daily for a month and probably washed them 2or3 times and while they are clean, the touch screen material doesn't last long at all. I'm constantly using different joints of my finger to use POS terminals. There are better options for touchscreens like fingertip gloves.

Very thin but just perfect for walking on a 40-45 degree day.

Decent gloves, but a lot larger than I expected. I ordered a small, expecting something actually small, but these are what I'd consider a medium at most stores. I should know better, given how much American stores tend to upsize these days, but it is what it is. Also not really a fan of the massive logo in the mid-back of each glove; I was hoping I could thread rip them off, but they're embroidered on a bit too tightly for me to be comfortable with trying. The touch-screen claim is dubious at best; my phone (a Galaxy S7) sometimes responds to the touchscreen portion, sometimes does not. I've also tried on a Pixel and iPhone 7, both act the same, so more convinced it's the gloves rather than the phone.All that said, they do function as they should; they keep my hands warm on runs or during light-duty work, despite being thin. Good value for the price, and would recommend as long as you're okay with the above.

Appealing looking and very light weight, unfortunately it seems like I have to try 5 or 6 times to get a tap to register on my phone screen. I'm guessing this is because the pattern of the 'touch screen' compatible coating isn't very tight. There are a lot of spaces between each line.Also, despite measuring and going by the size guide, these are more than a bit too big. If I'd purchased them locally I'd definitely return them, as it is I cant be bothered. To be what I need, I'd need to take them in, and find some way to make the index and thumb more reliable with touch screens.