Seirus  Soundtouch Hyperlite All Weather Gloves - Men's

I wanted a glove that would allow me to operate my iPhone while running and biking while still keeping my hands warm. The touch and dexterity of these gloves are great (I have the small/medium size). I've worn them on multiple winter runs and they have allowed seemless operation of my iPhone. They are NOT warm however. My fingertips (all, not just those with soundtouch material) are freezing after about 30 minutes in the cold. Palm stays relatively warm, though. I have not tested this glove in rain yet, but it does seem relatively waterproof in snowy conditions. I'll still be able to use them as a liner glove, but bummed that they are not warmer.

These are a replacement for my old TNF thin liner gloves that I typically used for casual protection around town. The fit is unusually good for my large hands. The touch screen fingers work really well, although touch precision is lessened as you might expect. My prior experience with touch gloves wasn't great, so these are a surprise. I haven't gotten them really dirty, which is what killed prior attempts at this technology. My biggest down side is that they're not as warm as I was hoping, but the do the trick for when I typically use them, short commuter walks above 35F.

I took these on my 2016 Appalachian Trail thru-hike, and unfortunately they weren't warm in the least. My smartwool liner gloves were actually warmer and are much smaller. Others on the trail also had these and didn't like them.

Got these gloves for a summer thru-hike of the Wonderland. Ultra lightweight. Warmth will be a question in sub 40-degree. Breathable yes. Seem to be generally waterproof /windproof. Haven't had them in a complete downpour though. Touch worked with my pixel 2. Fit is better than usual as I'm usually in between sizes and opted for the large. I would recommend these when you don't need a warmer winter glove but would like some good lightweight hand protection.

Great gloves that I use for driving into work during the cold months. They work great for what passes as a cold day in the South. Had to purchase the XL to get on my hands, but the fingers are slightly long. Sizes sold take into account hand width, not finger length so much. Good product though. I also purchased a pair for my wife.

Wanted something for that range where you want a glove with some protection but not a heavy insulated winter glove to sweat in, mainly for hiking in winter and early spring. These are lightweight and easy to shove in your pocket so just right for that use, but if it is 25 degrees or windy, bring those insulated gloves also.

Good gloves. Sturdy and thick, but breathe well. I hike with poles and the gloves provide cushion and protect against hot spots. I hike in the Florida panhandle and average 8 - 15 mile trips depending on temp/humidity. They protect moderately well against thorns & brambles. I ordered large and have relatively large hands. These fit tight, but not uncomfortable. I will buy them again - probably a larger size. Work well with touch screens.

I use these when I’m walking in a cold rain (I walk 10 miles a day outside, rain or shine) and it’s nice to have waterproof gloves keeping cold rain off my hands without having extra, unnecessary, warmth.

What I like about these that I didn't realize until trying them; that strip of leather on the inside you grab when putting them on. The fit is nice and the sensitivity for the touch screen works great. They are great light weight gloves for running in 40+ weather and the breath ability is good.

I bought these for winter bike riding in rain and temps above 40°F. They kept my hands as warm as I expected to. The gloves get soaked in the rain, but I didn't buy them to be waterproof. After three months of winter riding, there's visible wear in the inside of the thumb and first finger. The stitching on one of the thumbs has come completely undone. Compared to my previous Novaro gloves of the same weight which lasted through 4 years of winter riding, these were a disappointment.