Achiou Convertible Mittens Fingerless Gloves for Men and Women, Thermal Knit Touchscreen Gloves with Flip Cover

The cover up for your hands is too small.

I bought for a friend who hands are always cold and she loves them.

Compared to other, similar gloves I've owned, the material is a softer synthetic, instead of stiffer wool. I appreciate the loop-and-button fastener, Velcro on other brands tends to wear over time and then the finger covers are flopping around. The gloves were a bit small out of the package but were able to stretch nicely to my size. If you have rather large hands though, they may be too small for you.My one wish for a future design update, however, would be a sewn-in material on the palm and fingertips that is grippier. Maybe as a second option, I'd pay a few more bucks for that. The gloves are a little slippery on a bare steering wheel, and that's most of the reason I prefer to wear flip mitts.

Pros: The fabric is super soft and feels like it will be warm. These don’t have additional lining inside so probably not great for really cold days.Cons: Both gloves had the same manufacturer defect between the middle and 4th finger. There’s too much stitching creating a webbed finger and making the finger hole too small to comfortably wear. The same defect exists between the 4th finger and pinky but is much less noticeable.I returned these since they were defective and am waiting for the replacement pair. Hopefully this is a one time defect and the replacement will be ok.

I'm a vendor at markets and art shows. In the winter I need gloves but I have to take them on and off to package products for customers. These give me warmth in between customers while allowing my fingers to be free when needed. Highly recommend.

Due to a thyroid condition I’m always cold, especially my hands. I’m a petite woman and they fit me very well. They might be too small for someone with large hands. Warm, soft and no itch. Unlike some similar ones, these do cover the thumb. Since I don’t use my thumbs to text that’s not an issue for me. Would not hesitate to give as a gift.

I got medium. So I can wear them under work gloves. The heat is in the tools.

You get what you pay for