The North Face  Etip Recycled Gloves - Women's

First, the good: These work very well with my smartphone (old, with cracked screen!) for photos, especially. A bit clumsy for texting, but it works. The NOT so good: (1) I read other reviews saying the tightness around the wrists made it difficult to put the gloves on. This is true. I had tried on black Etip Women's L in the store, and did not find this to be a problem, so I went ahead and ordered the same gloves in gray. Why didn't they use stretchy thread around the wrists? It's OK once the gloves are on, but difficult to put them on, especially if your hands are cold. I bought the Women's L because of finger length, even though my hand width is in the M range, according to the size chart. If you still want to try these gloves, go with the size above your hand width. (2) They are not very water resistant. Fine for driving, not good for anything where you'll get splashed or rained on. I'm keeping mine, but hope my feedback will be useful to North Face and other potential customers, especially those who are ordering online.

After trying many brands, styles and materials for gloves that were touch screen the fingers were always to long which voided the use with my iPhone. I even tried kids gloves Lol, too short at the wrist. These are a tad bit pricey but I'm so glad I ordered them. My finger fit to the tip and now I can use my iPhone. They do not shift while wearing. I bought size small. The wrist part is a little hard to wiggle on But once on is a perfect fit. I have Raynaud's and use them for everyday driving, grocery shopping and walking the neighborhood. I cannot speak for long cold weather hikes. So very happy I found these :o)

I loved the glove. Great fit and feel and I was able to use my cell phone. Unfortunately, the seam of the index finger ripped. Very disappointed. I expected more of this brand.

Good fit, e-tip works well, but one finger got a hole within a month of wearing. Not on seam or anything, just a random hole. I only wear them to commute and walk the dog so no rough use to explain the hole.

These fit really well so I cut off the packaging only to find that the tag says, in all caps, not to wash or dry clean the gloves, spot clean only. I planned to use these as running gloves but they’re no good to me if I can’t wash them between uses.

Luckily, I was able to try on several gloves in the store, before settling on this pair. The cuff is a bit tight, but once on, the fit is perfect. The Etip feature works effortlessly, which could not be said for other brands. And what's not to love about recycled materials! Worth the money.

I wanted gloves where i could use my fingers while walking the dogs, when the temperature got below 40 the gloves failed me, my hands got very cold. The search continues

Bought these gloves for work because I was tired of latex gloves ripping and having to replace them (the print on the letters also bleeds through at the end of the day with latex gloves which is not fun) And they allow me to feel and flip through mail which was very important to me. I tried other gloves and I wasn’t able to accurately grab and flip through very thin letters. These were my go to gloves but after I washed them the color bled through a little. That has got to be my only complaint but other than that pretty solid gloves. They’re also fresh so you can wear them in the heat and not feel overwhelmed with sweaty hands but they don’t do anything for the cold so just keep that in mind.

These gloves are nice because they're comfy, and you can use your phone with these on. Those are probably the only good things about them. They don't keep your hands/fingers warm at all -- I used these to walk in 20-30 degree weather, and my fingers were cold and red by the time I got back inside. I'm disappointed that they aren't warm enough; they seem like they'd be good gloves for 50 degree weather but nothing below that.

not warm enough - and wrist is very very very very tight... and I have little wrists. Fine when they are on but makings taking on and off a pain.