Seirus InnovationWomen's Ladies Xtreme Waterproof Form Fit Gloves

These seem like very nice gloves, but I could barely get the medium sized ones on. I normally wear a size 6 1/2 to 7 glove. I then ordered a large. The fingers were a little long, but I could get the gloves on. When I close my hand they are very tight and not very elastic, making it hard to grab small things. I would have sent them back, but was desperate for a warm pair of gloves over the weekend, so I gave them a try. The biggest problem is that they are hard to get off and on, especially if your hands are damp. You have to wiggle them on, and to remove them pull one finger at a time so the liner does not get pulled inside out. This is really annoying if you have to do this frequently. I will keep these but will probably only wear them when it's cold and raining, and meanwhile will keep looking.

I purchased these gloves when they were 75% off. This sale lasted for almost a month and I couldn't believe there were still some left over. I think this is because Seirus is not a mainstream, well known glove maker, YET. I already have a pair of these gloves, purchased about two years ago so I know them quite well.First of all the fit is impeccable. These are definitely gloves make explicitly for a woman's hand, not just a sized down men's glove. They are a snug fit, but for me, that only enhances their utility and comfort. I can pick up a dime on the sidewalk with these gloves on. No tradeoff in dexterity for keeping your hands warm and dry. I've used these gloves in both cold weather and wet, snowy/icy conditions. The outer part of the glove may get a little moist but my hands always remain warm and dry. The palm and fingers of this glove are covered with a nice grain material that again, enhances greatly the comfort and dexterity of these gloves. I can't stand wearing a glove that I have to take off to open my car because I can't even feel or manipulate my car keys in my hand!These gloves are very attractive. I went with the "pink X" pair and I love how they look. These make superior driving gloves because of the palm and finger grips and the snug fit.As for warmth, no, these are not the warmest gloves you can buy. They weren't intended to be. Just let me say that I live in NJ and I am comfortable in these gloves down to around 20 degrees Fahrenheit. After that, it's time to get out my "mountain/ski gloves". But for the majority of the winter these Seirus gloves are perfect. My only regret is that I didn't buy three more pairs while they were on sale!

I am a huge fan of the Seirus Hyperlite gloves, but unfortunately I am also an expert at losing them. After losing yet another pair, I decided to give these a try since they're thicker and seemed a bit warmer and better suited for this bitter winter we've had. I'm a cyclist and a moped junkie and low-profile, windproof and weatherproof gloves are paramount to keep my hands warm while I ride. Too bulky and I fumble with brake levers and controls and my keys when I lock my ride up. Too thin and I have to endure the excruciating pain of near-frostbite. The Hyperlite gloves do the job but I wanted something a liiiiiittle bit warmer and much more waterproof. Plus, the Hyperlite gloves don't have that little clip that holds them together when you're not wearing them, which is such a nice thing to have when you're a serial glove-loser like myself.After having these for about a month now, I've decided I really don't like them at all. They're too snug and don't really allow for any necessary air circulation to keep my fingers warm. They're definitely windproof but that really doesn't matter when there's no way for your fingers to maintain their warmth. The liner on the inside is annoying and bunches up. They're difficult to get on and off. After a long moped ride I wanted to throw them in the trash. They are just too snug to be warm.I fear it may be too late to return these for a bigger size, which sucks because they were not cheap. I think that if I were to get a size bigger then they would be okay, but the liner is still really annoying. Plus, all gloves should be made nowadays with touchscreen-sensitive fingertips, IMO.I love Seirus' products, but skip this one. If you live somewhere warmer (I'm in the Mid-Atlantic), stick with the Hyperlites.

I like these gloves as active gloves for walking the dogs & skiing and they are warmer than my other serius gloves. I don’t use them with my phone and I haven’t gotten them wet yet so I’m not sure about water resistance. But I live in Wisconsin & we have heavy cold winds & harsh winters so they keep my fingers warm for an hour out walking in 20ish degrees. They are made for small hands

I can't rate the touch screen or waterproof features of these because I returned them. I was SO excited to get them. Based on the name and the PRICE, I made the mistake of assuming my hands would be warm ... nope. They are no better than a $5.00 pair of driving gloves I can get at Walmart. They also run very small. I have very little hands and they felt extremely tight. The fingers fit nicely as far as length, but the hand portion was really uncomfortably tight. I purchased a small.

I haven't been able to test-drive these in cold weather yet, but they appear to be well-constructed.My only concern is the sizing. I'm 5'1", 110 lbs, and the Small is snug on me. I had to work a bit to get my hands through the wrist openings. The glove fingers were actually the correct length, which was a pleasant surprise, but I'm concerned these gloves may restrict blood flow a bit in my fingers. At room temperature, my fingers felt cool after I'd had these on for a few minutes.Great gloves -- just order 1 size up.

You will not be able to pick up a coin with these gloves but you can do almost everything else. They run a bit small so mine are hard to put on but are comfortable once they are on. I prefer a different pair I have that has more room.