LADES Fingerless Gloves Thermal Winter Gloves Warm Knitted Half Finger Gloves Mittens for Men Women Typing Driving Working

These make a great driving glove, in my opinion. They are super soft and warm, the cuffs are snug but not tight at all. Definitely worth the price. I got two pair.

Nice fit, comfortable ,

I purchased these because I worked for the Postal Service and I needed something to keep my hands warm while my fingers were available to sort through my mail and put mail into the mailboxes They’re comfortable the size fits perfectly. They’re heavy duty because the tips of your fingers are free from the glove itself. I was able to utilize my equipment and touch the screens of the equipment to log my deliveries or to use my phone if I needed to the stitching quality was highly professional I would definitely buy these again. The area of your hands that are covered are kept warm, however would like to point out that if they get wet, your whole hand gets cold so they are not a waterproof thermal winter glove.

I ordered these for my wife, who couldn't find her existing pair. They are surprisingly nice. I wasn't expecting too much due to the price, but these are well made and have a nice tight weave for warmth. Reviews were mixed but we had no issues with correct sizing or quality. We do avoid third party shippers so we get the actual product advertised and returns are easy if things aren't up to spec. I was impressed enough to order a pair for myself. I am a former ski patroller and instructor as well as being retired army including cold weather units and live in Maine, so I do know what's good or bad for warm stuff.

I bought these for my fiance and this will be the second year he will be using them! He really likes having his fingers free. These are thick and warm and stylish.

They fit well and the fingerless gloves do what you'd expect fingerless gloves to do.

I should have tried fingerless gloves years ago! Also protects my knuckles from being scraped passing by things in a wheelchair!

So useful

Fuzz started pilling (halo effect) within hours simply by rubbing against jacket's cuffs.