TRENDOUX Winter Gloves for Men Women - Upgraded Touch Screen Cold Weather Thermal Warm Knit Glove for Running Driving Hiking

Very good quality bought them for my mom. The sizes exact ordered her small perfect fit. Also keep her hands warm. She loves some gloves. Would recommend for anybody that’s interested in purchasing products to stay warm

Bought this as a gift for my brother - as he has been looking for gloves that are not too thick and just enough to wear when he goes out for his run on those chilly winter days. Got the black colour, look well made and the touch screen element works well. There are not too thick or padded so if you are looking for a pair that's well insulated, these are not it. Better to hand wash than throw in the washing machine just because of the touch screen feature.

These TRENDOUX driving gloves are perfect for cold weather! They keep my hands nice and warm without feeling bulky, and the soft lining makes them really comfortable to wear. I love that I can still use my phone easily without taking them off—the touchscreen feature works well. The stretchy material gives a snug fit, and the elastic cuff helps keep the cold air out. Great quality for the price and very practical for everyday use!

If you have a child with severe sensory challenges, you know winter gloves can be a battle. Most are too bulky, too scratchy, too tight, or just “feel wrong.” We’ve tried countless pairs, and they usually get ripped off within minutes. These TRENDOUX gloves have been a complete game changer. The material is soft without being flimsy, warm without being thick, and snug without feeling restrictive. No rough seams, no itchy lining, no meltdown over how they “feel.” My child keeps them on — which, honestly, is the real test. They’re warm enough for cold weather, flexible enough for movement, and simple enough in design that they don’t overwhelm. For families navigating sensory processing challenges, finding something that works consistently is huge. If gloves have been a struggle in your house, these are absolutely worth trying.

Like some of my impulse purchases, this one was borne of both need and frustration! It was a cold winter afternoon and I was dressed for the outdoor adventure in which I found myself engaged -- or so I thought. An incessant ringing from my phone buried deep in my coat pocket disturbed my enjoyment of the falling snow and when I finally managed to dig the annoying device out of the nether regions of an Arctic parka, I found that I was unable to command the errant device to answer. I fumbled and fumbled in a futile attempt to answer the incoming call from my mom! I failed. So, I tried to call her back, only to find that I couldn't dial while gloved either! I'll not attempt to convey my sense of helplessness nor my growing frustration with the glove and phone situation in a polite public forum, so let's just say that I couldn't use the @#$%! phone! When you live at the top of the Continental Divide, you aren't a stranger to winter weather conditions where temperatures fall to places well below zero...and then there is the wind (locals refer to it as, "that which shall not be named" for fear that it'll blow harder if we dare acknowledge its presence), and up here, it never stops (it's occasionally calm but not often). Sub zero temperatures, gusting wind, and micro-projectiles of decomposing granite combined with what feels like freeze-dried snow should never meet with human skin. It does...Exposing any part of your body to this onslaught isn't pleasant, but it's worse when you do it to yourself. My brain told me the need to unglove myself in these conditions was preposterous, but I knew if I wanted the touchscreen to realize it was being touched, I had no choice! I hate NOT having choices! There you have it, It was this very experience that took me down the path of finding a new pair of gloves -- quickly. I was interested in not only protection from our extreme elements but I wanted something less bulky than my ski gloves or worse, mittens. I also recognized that a large part of my frustration with winter handwear was that most of it is not technology friendly (in my case, friendly means that I can operate most touch screen devices without the need to remove my gloves - whether it be to interface with my SUVs command system or a piece of communication / compute gear). The glove removal thing in winter wasn't an option I was willing to entertain further. As I investigated the plethora of options available on Amazon, I kept coming back to the TRENDOUX products. They were something made for the technophile in us all and without delay, I placed an order. The day the package arrived, I tore into the box and excitedly pulled on my purchase. The fit was snug (dare I say, "like a glove"), the look was fashionable, the fabric surprisingly lightweight, and the coup de grace was "technology compatibility"...not just friendliness, but REAL compatibility! I felt as though I had arrived! These glove are great products designed for the mobile era and active individual. Smart phone + Fan of Outdoor Winter Activities?? You need these gloves! At least one pair, maybe two. I only wish that I had found these long before I did!

These are very good gloves for driving as they are thin enough to be able to have a good grip on the wheel. Also, a little fingertips are made so that you can still work your phone with the gloves on. They warm enough to keep the cold off your hands while driving but are not really made for walking around outside for a long times. You need something thicker if you are going to be out shoveling snow, etc..

This is the second pair I purchased from this seller, these fit the best (I have huge hands and normally I always need extra large but I didn't for this brand). Great price, very comfortable and can be used on phones or touch screens without difficulty.

Not super warm but definitely better than bare hands. I bought them for driving so that’s ok. They are comfortable and nice and grippy for driving and thick enough to not feel the cold steering wheel. The gloves look nice except for the hideous high contrast branding on the top of your hand (I bought the grey black which is lovely, but the brand name is written in large white letters on the top of the right glove.) Works well with a car touch screen but they are a tad too thick to use on a phone.

Excelente surpresa! Luvas masculinas lindas, acabamento e material de qualidade. Serviram como luvas!!! Chegaram perfeitamente embaladas e antes do prazo. Uma uma compra 5 estrelas de verdade!

For warmth, its color is beautiful, and it is comfortable for the hand and when in use

Son bonitos, los dedos para la pantalla táctil funcionan muy bien, ojalá fueran los 5 dedos. No son estorbosos, por los que puedo usarlos para trabajar y sol calientitos.

I chose this pair of winter gloves for general use in milder winter weather and as liners for my Dakine deep-cold mittens. In the past, I typically have used the cheap dollar-store unisex gloves for this purpose but wanted something a bit more substantial. These gloves fit the bill quite well. Not only are they attractive, the knit is thicker than the cheaper types of gloves and feature a grip pattern on the palms. They work fine with touch-screen devices too. While I quite like these gloves, they are fairly thick when compares to some very thin liners that came with my Dakine gloves. If you're looking to wear these beneath another set of gloves, they would need to be fairly large to accommodate the thickness of these. For the ~$10 that I paid for them, I'm quite happy.

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