Manzella womens Bristol Touchtip Cold Weather Glove, Touchscreen CapableGloves

Like them alot

These are good gloves for me to wear when the weather is between 50 and 60 degrees. I have Raynauds, so warm gloves are very important to me. These are comfortable and I can wear them while I’m running errands.

My husband bought these for me for Christmas 2023, so they are just over a year old. They are decently warm, but I have not had much success with the touchscreen fingertips. They won’t work on my apple watch at all, which is kind of annoying when I am out and about. The grippy palm material is also peeling off in places, so that is a bit disappointing as well. They fit pretty well and do keep my hands pretty warm in all but the coldest temperatures here in the Northeast USA, but I wish the touchscreen tips worked better and that the materials were more durable.

Is it possible to have too many gloves? No, not in western NY. We are already wearing gloves as the weather has gotten cold and damp. As you get older too, your hands do not like it very much, so you wear them even sooner.The more you wear gloves the more you wear them out, or lose them, hence needing lots of them.FIT ME DESPITE OFTEN WEARING AN EXTRA LARGEThese gloves were a risk for me. I usually take a women’s extra large glove, so getting a Medium/Large was iffy. I can say pulling them on, is initially snug, as I have a large palm and longish fingers. One of the reasons I opted for this size is that it looked forgiving on a broader hand. (Yes, Senfield would say I have man-hands) And often when I get extra large the fingers are way too long. I’ve tried men’s gloves and a medium fits, but badly. I noted there is a $10 price difference between Small/Medium and Medium/Large. That’s quite the jump.TOUCH CAPABILITY FOR PHONE WAS GOODI liked the puffy coat vibe of the hand back. It will match a few of my coats. And lo and behold the touch tips for your phone are good enough to make a curve ball shot on Pokemon go. So that’s saying something. As with most gloves, precision typing is hit and miss as though these fit like gloves (pun intended) they are not tight enough to ensure typing accuracy. But tight would mean cold, so that would not be good. This surface is limited to the index finger and thumbs of both hands.DRIVING SURFACES ON GLOVES WORKED WELL.There is a strip of leatherish material on the index finger down across the palm and on the inside of the thumb. This provides the grip you need to drive as well as the surface you use on phones. I always look for that, because the last thing you want your hand to do is slip on the wheel during an evasive maneuver or a slide correction, typical of cold weather.NO CLIP ON GLOVES TO KEEP THEM AS A SETI was surprised not to see a clip so they could be attached to one another. They seem to be somewhat sporty

These gloves were an excellent find! We live in northern Wisconsin and it feels like winter outside 8 months out of the year. I also spend a significant amount of time outdoors because I have dogs and children I walk to school. I don't think these gloves will work in the dead of winter (negative zero temps), but they will be perfect for the fall, early winter and spring months when it is still below freezing/32 degrees.The gloves themselves are incredibly comfortable and fit my hands perfectly. They're soft both on the inside and out. But the material feels heavy duty and like they will hold up well. The fingertip touch doesn't work perfectly, but still works better than other gloves I've owned. Overall, I am impressed and very happy with these. I would come back and purchase a replacement pair if I lost one, for sure!

These gloves are so soft and warm. But I needed them for work and I can’t do anything on a smart phone screen. I had to return them unfortunately.

I very much like these gloves—they look sleek on hands, and provide the warmth I need for running errands around town during fall and winter months. My hands are average size—the medium/large fits perfectly. I’m also impressed with the color—the olive tops are very dark; at first I wasn’t sure if the company had sent all black gloves instead. Now it’s obvious they are a different color, and the olive contrasts nicely with the black undersides. The gloves complement just about any color coat. These are not heavy-duty winter wear, but that’s not how they are advertised either. I find them perfect for short walks or any moderate outdoor activity. Manzella is a division of Totes.

Once the material of this item gets cold, it retains the cold. My fingers were frozen and numb after using these gloves for only 1 hour to ski in NC (where it’s not terribly cold).