ALAOne Cycling Gloves Touchscreen Waterproof Warm Winter Gloves Outdoor Running Climbing Skiing Glove for Men Women (M)

Somehow...I guess these would work for most people looking for cheap gloves to keep their hands warm on a short run. I'd say the gloves work for anything above 30 degrees F. They're thinly lined. The quality is as expected for the price range. I'm returning them because I felt that the gloves didn't fit my intended needs. Overseas trip to decently cold country—Iceland.

The gloves are comfortable to wear, they keep the wind out but they are not gloves to keep your hands warm under 50 degrees I don't know if they are water proof because it hasn't rained yet

Pinky's are too long and the thumbs don't fit as expected.Not for snow - they don't keep warmth in. Only thing that was true about them is that they are waterproof.

Gloves are good and as expected. They are fairly wind and cold resistant. For late fall/early winter riding, they work great. For heavy cold in midwinter, I might consider getting something a little beefier, but I'm planning on seeing how far these will take me this year. For the price: excellent! (I had a good pair of Specialized riding gloves last year but I lost them, but they were also 4x as expensive.) Sizing was accurate; fit is good.

Eh. Really not a great glove. I bought them because I work outside (farm work) and have to deal with all weather, and have to touch freezing and/or snow covered metal gates and fill water troughs and such. My old gloves just got soaked. I also tend to have issues with circulation to my fingers so I was hoping these would not only be warm but protect me from wind and water. They’re really not warm. In fact, the material on the outside made my hand feel almost colder when I put them on. Also, almost all the fingers are the same length, so some are ok and others too short. It is disappointingly not tight on the wrist and doesn’t cover much wrist at all. Touch screen fingers work ok-ish. Only real positive is I guess so far it does seem more waterproof than my old gloves. I’ve already bought another pair of glove from a different brand after only a few days with these. Don’t buy if you have to do any prolonged labor outside.

Cheap, warm, fit well and can access phone. Haven't verified waterproof yet, but wouldn't doubt that they are! I use them for cycling in Boston, even winter. Definitely keep my hands warm once the blood gets flowing..

These are ok but they aren't actually water proof. They might be water resistant but that's about it. Also they fit tight so I would recommend getting a larger size.

It was a perfect fit glove!Worked really well for about a week.After that week, however, the seams started to split at the thumb. Overall, a great temporary glove.