Waterproof & Windproof -30°F Winter Gloves for Men/Women, 3M Thinsulate Thermal Gloves Touch Screen Warm Gloves for Skiing,Cycling,Motorcycle,Running

I agree with the other reviewers that the palm length is a little bit short but otherwise I love these! Every finger having touchscreen functionality doesnt seem important until you wear gloves where only one finger does and you will quickly.come to appreciate that you can use any finger for your phone with these. I am picky with gloves and don't like them to be bulky or awkward and these were really nice. They're warm and, most importantly for me, block the wind. They are thin enough that they don't bother me or mess with my dexterity. The packaging was a little confusing because it said " water resistant" on some parts and "waterproof" on others and those are two different things. I sprayed them with water repellent just in case and they kept my hands dry in the freezing rain but I don't know if they'd do the same if you dunked your fingers in the water. The sizing of these is definitely different from standard US sizing and the size chart is helpful. I wear a women's extra large or a men's medium and US glove size 8 or 9 depending on the glove. I have really large hands for a woman and I ordered an XL. The width of the palm and length of the fingers was just right but I did find the length of the palm slightly short. Not enough to bother me or make them not fit but the seam is not where it usually is on gloves of that makes sense. For the price I think these are honestly the amazing, I was not expecting them to be this good of quality for theprice point! They're rather grippy, too, so they have been nice for outdoor chores. They have held up well so far and seem sturdy but I've only used them a few times so I can't comment on long -term durability yet.

While I haven’t braved -30°F temperatures (and probably never will—kudos to those who do!), I’ve been using the MOREOK Waterproof & Windproof Winter Gloves for rides in 25°F weather, and they’ve kept my hands warm and comfortable. Even on a 2.5-hour bike ride, they performed great, keeping the chill out and my fingers toasty. One of the standout features is the touchscreen compatibility. I was able to use my phone and my Garmin 1040 without any issues, which is a huge plus for cold-weather cycling. I even got caught in the rain once when it was around 35°F, and the gloves still worked perfectly with my touchscreen while keeping my hands dry. I was so impressed with how well they worked that I bought a pair for my wife, too. For anyone looking for reliable winter cycling gloves that can handle cold, wet conditions and still let you stay connected, these are a solid choice. They’re warm, functional, and a great addition to any cold-weather gear setup. Highly recommend!

I bought the MOREOK 200G Insulated Winter Gloves mainly because I needed a reliable pair to keep my hands warm during my bike delivery shifts. I’m really impressed with how well they perform. Warmth & Comfort: The 200g 3M Thinsulate insulation keeps my hands incredibly warm. Yesterday, the temperature was about 30°F, and my hands were warm the entire ride. This morning, it was 21°F, and I was still comfortable. The soft fleece lining adds to the warmth and comfort, and I’ve had no issues with sweating, thanks to the breathable design. Waterproofing & Breathability: While I haven’t had the chance to test them in snow or rain yet, the gloves seem well-built to handle moisture with their breathable TPU membrane. The outer fabric is water-resistant, and the breathable design helps keep my hands comfortable, wicking moisture away to prevent sweating. Touchscreen Functionality: The touchscreen-compatible fingertips work flawlessly. I can easily answer calls and navigate my phone without taking off the gloves—very convenient for when I need to check something on the go. Grip & Durability: The anti-slip palm is great for gripping my bike handles. It increases friction, so I feel secure even in cold, wet conditions. The gloves are durable and show no signs of wear after several rides. Fit & Comfort: The elastic wrist cuff is stretchy enough that I can fit my hands comfortably into the gloves while still wearing my Apple Watch. It seals out cold air well, and I appreciate the snug yet flexible fit. Reflective Design: The reflective feature has come in handy during low-light conditions, making me more visible while riding at night. One Downside: The only downside I’ve noticed is that there’s no clasp to keep the gloves together when I’m not wearing them. I’d like to be able to secure them to prevent one from falling when I’m carrying them by hand. Overall: These gloves are fantastic for anyone who needs warmth, comfort, and functionality in cold weather. They perform really well for outdoor activities like cycling, and I would recommend them to anyone looking for a reliable winter glove. I plan to update this review at the end of the winter season (2025) after the gloves have seen more use.

I bought these gloves because I live in Michigan and in the winter it can be brutally cold. Take case and point today, it is 9° and -1 with the wind chill. The next two days were supposed to have wind chills of -20 to almost negative 30. So that's very cold and these gloves have done an amazing job of keeping my hands warm the past few days. That said they are not good driving gloves. Majority of my outdoor activity in the winter just involves cleaning off my car and going in and out to various tasks or to work. I don't have a remote starter on my car so when I get in my car and start it in the morning it is freezing cold. My regular thin driving gloves developed a rip so I figured instead of having a leather glove that was waterproof with a layer of thinsulate that's still don't really perform well under 30 degrees I would try these out. They're really good gloves they are waterproof and if you were going to do things like shovel snow or go sledding, take your dog for a walk in Midwest Winters or do any kind of outdoor activity they definitely work. If you keep them on though in the car while you're driving you will probably encounter the same problems as me. Number one I was not able to buckle or unbuckle my seatbelt with these on. They're just too bulky and I did pick the best size. I picked women's small which I got because I have fingers on the longer side, so I thought that the extra small which is the smallest they come in I might have some issues with. I am glad that I got the small they do fit well but the bulk around the fingers will prevent you from doing some things. Like I said I could not get my seatbelt buckled or unbuckled, I had a problem pushing the button on my trunk to open it, I could not get my gas cap open when I was getting gas and forget about pushing any buttons on your steering wheel or in your car unless they are a very large button, which I don't think most people have these days. Number two I also couldn't roll down my window when I tried to get coffee at the drive-thru and even the handle to my car door I had a little bit of an issue with. Can you take these off when you're in your car, absolutely. But the function of them for me was mainly cleaning off my car and being able to have them on in my car. So that's why I deducted a star on these. They do what they're supposed to you absolutely could do things like I said like build your snowman go for a walk stay warm outdoors and the touch screen feature does work with your smartphone. But again because they are bulky I could tap on my screen and wake it up, I could silence an alarm or answer a phone call but you couldn't use these to text or even opening up an app from my list of apps it just wasn't recognizing. It's just because of the size of your finger. But if you have to work outdoors and you really need dexterity these might not be great for you. Moving my fingers was pretty difficult and again even if I had gotten the smallest size that they have I don't think that would have improved the bulk. The purpose of the bulk is to keep you warm. I get that and I know these are mine are complaints but having to take my gloves off in the car just seems like a little bit of an extra chore. The grip is also really good I think that they're really good price and I do like that there's also a little clip on the top that you can adjust to help keep them on tighter. One thing that I don't like is that the size of the glove is on a white tag on the outside which you have to either cut or rip off. I get that they need that to figure out that they're sending the right size but it is kind of obnoxious. Overall good winter love great for Michigan and Midwest Winters but not really great if you need a lot of dexterity.

SOOOOOO WARM AND PRETTY!!!! I LOVE THEM!!!!! all I've done is wear them to drive in my car so I can't comment on more then the warmth and the looks but they really are wonderful. I have that thing where my hands turn white and are extremely painful in the cold, so these saved me this past winter.

Good gloves. Comfortable, snug, appear well-made, but not to -30 degrees. My fingers were getting cold when the temperature was in the low +20s.

I'm impressed. Note, I just got the gloves. I've had them for about a week. First, they are worth the price. Why? 1) Easy to put on both gloves by grabbing the outer layer ... even with the other glove on. 2) The outside covering is raised about the surface of the glove. So when you hold something (a steering wheel, shovel, etc.), the coldness of the object doesn't get transferred to the your hand. It is like the old brown cotton gloves with beads. 3) The covering is like rubber, so it allows you to easily grip whatever you need to hold. 4) The cotton inner lining keeps cold from getting in. 5) They are water proof so that the melted snow/ice doesn't get through.Wish list: a) I wish they had a clip to hold them together like skiing gloves usually do. b) The hand size is a bit off like most things made in the orient. So order 1 size bigger. c) I wish they had a zip pocket for a hand warmer. BUT as they are, they have kept my hands warm in 0 degree weather. NOTE: Wait for the end of the winter to see how they hold up.

Have no problems with them..... Got nervis that I could not grip the bars but they do.....I like that they do not let ur hands get cold

Ainda nao tomei chuva com elas, mas muito quente, otimo pra andar de moto e sair em dias extremamente frio!

bon produit et bon service

Excelente qualidade, não testei a impermeabilidade mas acho que pelo material deve ser boa.

Compared to the thick winter gloves that we grew up with as kids, these gloves are an improvement, but they are still too bulky for many winter sports, anything that requires tighter grip and more dexterity. I don't see myself using this except for general winter wear and cross-country skiing, not biking.

Theses gloves may be waterproof but my fingers got cold in minus 8deg Celsius I DON'T RECOMMEND