180sWeekender Glove with Alltouch

I’ve been buying these same gloves for over 10yrs. They are the most comfortable glider ever. They are great for cold weather and great for the snow days. I always order the large and I’m a small person. So if in doubt go with the large.

I bought these gloves for my husband we had to exchange them for a Large from the medium because they were tight and i thought he should get them bigger he was much happier! He says they are good gloves but they do not keep your hands as warm as they say! it was ok for being outside for short periods of time but we had a HORRIBLY cold winter and he said his hands were cold at times. it did not help if the gloves were cold they did not work as well ! All in All he enjoys them but if you are looking for a super warm glove this is not quite it !

I bought this initially to replace my NorthFace Windstopper but this turns out to be much thinner than that, which is fine. It's much more useful, still warm (I use it mainly when driving or walking outside).My only grip with it is the fingers are disproportionately short. My Windstopper is also size small and my fingers fit perfectly. The Weekender's fingers is at least 1-2 cm shorter so it doesn't fit my whole finger. I would give it 5 star if the fingers would be more normal length. I can live with it but it takes getting used to because it feels weird, but in terms of size, it fits just like the NorthFace small, just shorter fingers.

I really enjoyed these gloves, of the many I've purchased over the years. A few reasons why I love them:- The fit is great (I have thinner/smaller hands - Mediums fit perfect)- They're snugger, but have enough bulk to them to keep your finger warm- 'Touch' gloves work well without the design having a specific call-out to the finger areasI wouldn't recommend these for super cold or extended weather but are great for winter months and casual travel in the cold. I live in Chicago and these are perfect for my commutes to and from work on the train/bus.I bought a pair for my father-in-law and he loves them also. Attached are pictures to help with scale and sizing.

These were a great price on amazon ... first went to Lord and Taylor and they wanted more than 3x as much for the same pair! Gloves are decently warm although I would say if it is below 0 they are not really going to help you they are ideal for above the teens I would say. Works well with iPhone. I do notice that using your thumb tends to be much harder than your pointer finger though because of the way the fabric is sown. I have the original pair before buying these which has a small stylus sown into the pointer finger and thumb ... this newer updated version is far superior as now all fingers work with touch and they don't have the stylus nub which was too large and clumsy to use.

They are surprisingly warm and windproof gloves, and the touch functionality works good for swiping. For tapping, however, the seam at the end of the finger makes it very difficult. With small fingers you might get away with tapping with the pad of your finger, but with a large finger you end up tapping multiple buttons. They need to manufacture the finger with the seam wrapped up by the top of the fingernail so that there is a smooth end surface. Also, tapping in general takes some practice because it taps when the glove touches the screen, not your finger, so you have to stop short of actually pressing your finger on the screen or, at least on a Droid, the phone thinks you're trying to grab and move the icon instead of just tapping it.

The positives are that the product is very cheap compared to what they have in Macy's or even in 180s's website. The gloves feel good to wear, the material inside(guess its viscose) feels soft and keeps the moisture out so your palm does not become sweaty. But the negative is that it did not fit well with my hand. The fingers are too short for me. I would recommend one to try it in a store before you order it online. It is not meant for very cold and windy weather.

Works with iPhone5s screen.You can also enroll your fingers on the fingerprint reader with the gloves on. Of course, this is a security issue because anyone can wear the glove and get access to your phone if you choose to do this.The gloves themselves provide a nice barrier to the cold, but I wouldn't use them for any serious application.