UnigearRunning Gloves, Touch Screen Anti-slip Lightweight Gloves Liners for Cycling Biking Sporting Driving for Men Women

These were the best I tried of several as motorcycle liners. Forget price (cannot remember n amazon not showing me lol)What I mean is function: good elasticated comfy cuffs, good fit, warm but soft n thin enough to work as motorcycle glove liners without restriction, grip enough to hold a petrol pump firmly. Of all I tried (still could not replace the one better I lost, & this took some searching, typical nowadays over I guess promoted) - these are the ones to get for a motorcyclist. Good too as a glove (runners/shoppers) who wish grip & use of phone.

These look sleek and modern, lovely material and keep hands warm. My son and I use these for sport and they work well as are lightweight.Well worth the purchase at a fraction of the cost of other brand named ones

I bought and tested 6 pairs of touch-screen gloves - here's a comparison of these against the others, to help you decide.- Unigear - slimmest and most elastic material. Prob least warm of all (if you breath onto the gloves, you can feel your breath through the material), but good for thin inner gloves. Touch-pad on front of finger pad, works mostly OK, except if pressing at angle (or with side of finger - e.g. pinch to zoom doesn’t work unless you twist the pad on the glove with the part of your finger that will touch the screen)- New Jund X0022VI5Y1 - small piece of conductive cloth in fingertips - slightly loose - first time inserted finger on wrong side of cloth. as shown in photo of other review. Fit and warmth fine. Beige fleece interior.- Keecow - fingers way too long - the conductive part was floppy above the end of thumb and finger, so when you touched phone it used the non-conductive part.- Yeswel - pretty much the same as Keecow - slightly different knit pattern, but same materials, feeling, and long fingers- Cotop - small is slightly tight on me, but fits. Annoying that you can’t insert/remove without undoing zip. Good quality, good grip & material. Thumb works fine for touchscreen. Index/middle finger not ideal - only front pad of finger is touch-screen - the sides and back are not, and most of the time you’re using the side of the finger (eg. pinch to zoom) - so it doesn’t work- **Hiyato** - thick knit. Warm grey fleece (same grey interior as Keecow and Yeswell). Fingers right length (unlike Keecow/Yeswel). Touch-sensitive part is all around the finger tip, so works whatever angle you press. Only downside is thicker fleecier material makes it a little less accurate when pressing. BEST CHOICE - warm, and touch always works, whatever angle

Bought these a year ago and they have lasted well. Nice fit and good for running (not too warm) and I can work the smartphone and watch with them on.

Why did you choose this product over others?:On reading reviews and that even when wearing gloves you can use touch screen phone.Husband was delighted with this for his Father's day present. He cycles to and from work most days.

Decent product quality but not particularly warm on the back of the glove. Good grip, can use phone and comfortable but you can feel the cold on the back of the hand still.

Does what it says and keeps my fingers warm

I got these as my hands were starting to freeze when running in the winter! They do an amazing job keeping your hands warm, and at first the touch screen ability was great. However, after a few weeks of use this started to deminish. It now requires a bit more force and accuracy to use your phone with these gloves on - but they are still great value.They look slick as they are not too baggy and not too tight.