New Balance Lightweight Touchscreen Warm Running Gloves, Anti Slip Men's and Women's Cool Weather Gloves

For cold weather, nice warming, good rubber grip and also index and thumb friendly touch screen are good. They fit well in my hands and they are waterproof. So practically they’re protrude functional for my needs.

Excellent cool weather cycling and running gloves. The tactile areas work for iPhone, etc. I like the thin, elastic material that I believe will be relatively hydrophobic. For cycling in a group, I recommend wearing under or over cycling gloves with padded palms.

I love these. I got these to use while working on schoolwork and other things on my laptop in my dorm room because it's always cold in the dorms no matter the temperature outside. They are so incredibly lightweight and comfortable to wear, they're perfectly snug so your fingers can move freely, yet don't sacrifice warmth at all, your hands will retain their heat in as little as a minute after putting them on. And for those with tism like me, you won't get bothered by weird textures. :) Absolutely the best pair of glovesEdit (almost a year later 3/10/25)I guess I spoke too soon, these don't retain the heat that well for me, maybe because of the material (if your hands are already cold/you're in a cold environment, certain material can trap the cold in) Everything else stands though

Nice for walking or house glove. Hands are always cold in winter, these did well in taking the edge off of the cold.. Super thin like a base layer.. I like the reflective Logo and grip palm, phone friendly.. They're not cheap, so don't loose one.. already did.. buy again.

I needed really thin gloves for winter running - after some unsuccessful attempts, found this option. They were more expensive than some others I tried, but worth every penny! Very comfortable, screen-friendly, great grip, washable (I do not dry them even though per care instructions it could be done.) Thin fabric - good for high 30s-40s, I'd use something heavier for lower temps. But this is exactly what I was looking for. Great product - definitely recommend!

There are two problems with these gloves:1. They're not warm under 50 degrees and you don't really need gloves over 60 degrees, so there's just a very narrow temperature window where these gloves actually make sense.They do provide SOME protection at 45, 40, 35, etc. once your body gets warmed up from running, but you're just better off with warmer gloves at those temps.2. The thin material doesn't seem very durable either, as mine tore along the seam of the left thumb after only a handful of uses. There's now a decent sized hole, which obviously doesn't help with keeping warm.When I bought these, I also bought a hat with a similar material, and I couldn't be happier with that. It's breathable enough to wear when it's cool and warm enough when it's colder. And it hasn't ripped or frayed at all.That's what I was hoping for with these gloves, but it seems like New Balance cheaped out on the material. They look okay when you first get them but they're just not particularly warm, comfortable, or durable.

Just as the gloves are described. Lightweight, grippy gloves that feel like a second skin (if not just a little thicker). At first, when starting your run you are going to notice that it's still cold even with them on. Don't let that worry you as you continue you'll notice that your hands are maintaining the heat without dissipating too much. If you want to retain more form more of a fist, if you want to cool off run with your hands open. Simple as.These gloves are wonderful for (my guess) anything over 25F, anything below and I'd start doubting that it would keep them warm. I ran today and it was a crisp 38F and it performed above average, in my opinion. Touch screen worked great but I didn't do too much testing as that wasn't really a selling point. I just wanted gloves I could wear potentially indoors without being bulky as well, and they are perfect for that.Hopefully this review helps some people out!

These gloves were attractive to me for a number of reasons:High dexterity (they fit close to the hand), thin, rubberized grip on the palm and fingers, touch screen compatible, and they have helped keep my hands warm in 28-34 degree days these last few weeks. Maybe best of all they pack down so I can carry them in anything (pockets, small bags, etc). They’ve kept my hands sweat off my phone during use also. I can honestly say they’re great for the money, but that’s where my negatives come in.Cons:They’re super fragile. I already have a busted seam on my right thumb. I take responsibility for the failure, as I heard it pop when trying to take the gloves off. With sweaty-ish hands, the low profile of the glove makes it a bit hard to get off without risking the seams. For a sub-$20 pair I’m not upset about it and I can still get use out them, just not for as long as I’d hope.Overall, If you need a light pair for some colder days these are a great buy but be careful with them when removing