Sportown Winter Outdoor Cycling Glove Special Designed for Touch Screen Cell Phone / Tablet /Mp5 Etc ,Soft and Cold Proof (Black, Xl) ¡­

I bought these with the intention to use them for cycling in the cooler months. The material and style were exactly what I was looking for. I expected "fair" quality of construction for this price, and these gloves met that expectation. I had to take two stars off the review because the sizing is terrible. I ordered XL, since I typically wear XL gloves and it was the largest size available. I could hardly get the gloves onto my hands, especially the left one. I'm not saying they were "snug," I'm saying I looked like OJ Simpson trying to get these gloves on. They're unisex gloves but they must be using women's (or kids?) sizes. Needless to say, I'm returning them. There are no larger sizes, so I'll have to find a different glove elsewhere. I'd recommend these if you have smallish hands, but order TWO sizes up from your normal glove size.

These gloves are garbage. The touch screen feature worked for less than a week after the finish wore off of the gloves. The zipper on the left hand had the pull fall off and they are sewn crooked and make the fingers uncomfortable and look arthritic. I could not recommend these even if they were free.

Really a mistake to purchase this glove. Really small -- too tight to wear on my average-sized hands. And the silly red button on it declaring it a "touch" glove is absurd. I should add that touch part didn't work reliably. Other gloves have proven much better in that regard.Don't waste your time and money.

I don't know where (or what) Sportown is. The actual gloves mention nothing about Sportown - it's just something here on the Amazon page. Is Sportown the municipality where these gloves are produced? I imagine a struggling little burg, perhaps hit harder than most by the recession. Its people are having trouble making ends meet, and as a result quite a few corners have been cut. It has gotten to the point where the poor citizens of Sportown don't even know how to touch things anymore. Perhaps some of their gloves are so poorly made, so shoddily designed that they aren't even capable of that most basic of uses for the hand. Thankfully, as a new member of the apparent high class elite of Sportown, I have been gifted the ability to "Touch" - as evidenced by the bright red reminder near the zipper of each glove (one of those zippers has already broken, by the way). I wear the bright red badge of my obvious superiority over the unwashed masses of Sportown (to be fair, how are they supposed to clean themselves without being able to touch anything), lording my only marginal loss of hand flexibility and agility over them like a monkey living in a group of monkeys who has discovered how to smash things with a rock and has become the Monkey King. Instead of a rock, I weild a pair of gloves, and instead of things to smash, my mastery is over the screen of my smartphone. The other monkeys look up at their Monkey King, useless, impotent hands held up at me like touch-less lumps of coal, trying to appeal to my sense of decency - a sense that was probably destroyed the moment I decided to buy the cheapest off-brand gloves I could find on Amazon. They plead at me to share with them my gift of having slightly less cold (but still pretty cold) hands and my incessant and really pretty obnoxious jingling sound from my one remaining ridiculously gigantic zipper. Seriously, the pull for the zipper is as long as the zipper - granted it's easier to pull that way with your Touch Screen fingers, but it is completely unnecessary. It isn't easy having all of the barbaric plebeians of Sportown looking up at my glorious Touch Screen Hands with envy and contempt, especially when they really don't fit terribly well. I'm not sure what mysticism gives these gloves their Touch powers, but I do know that whatever (probably horrifically toxic) substance was used to make the magical material black like the rest of the gloves has basically immediately worn off, so now I have these pretty busted looking tin foil patches at the tip of my main fingers and thumbs. That only serves to make my status even more apparent.PROS: They affirm your sense of superiority over the miserable dregs of society that can only dream of touching things. Also, they have a nice rubberized palm area for being able to hold on to those things you do deign to exercise your superior abilities of touch upon.CONS: You probably will have to start filing local taxes as a new resident of Sportown - I'm not totally sure about that. Also, as a newly appointed member of the One Percent, you will have to start complaining about capital gains and bums asking for "hand outs" - which is actually a literal thing that they will ask for when you are a member of the Touch Screen Hands elite.You shouldn't really buy these. Spend some more money on gloves you'll be able to use for more than a few weeks.

Ok i guess for warmth but be sure to spray on some water repellent to keep dry in severe wet conditions as for the touchscreen tips! They're a joke the paint rubbed of shortly after purchase maybe after my third time using them? Mmmh what's up wit that?

Fits nicely (a little small for XL but fine with me) and has good touchscreen capability...zippers broke in a week but they still fit without the zippers. touch fabric on finger and thumb wears quickly but appears to still work. The red stop sign tags look stupid, had to remove it carefully with a seam ripper. better than other gloves I've tried but still pretty mediocre.

The size was small and it was useless with a screen protector

They ran small. I got a size XL, and still pretty tight.