Evridwear Merino Wool Fingerless String Knit Liner Touchscreen Gloves 4 Colors

I bought a pair of these gloves a year ago and I love them enough that I'm buying three more pairs. They are very thin which I like because I just store a pair in my vest and whenever I need them I take them out but they're not bulky enough to get in the way in warmer months. They're a little bit flimsy, they've got some holes in them, but that's fine for me. I bought a few more vests so I'm buying more pairs of these lightweight gloves to put in them.

Find all gloves have extra, floppy fabric at the fingertips? Find even when you find a glove to fit that you have one or two fingers where the glove is still too large? Well, fingerless gloves may be for you! They free you up to be productive, you can actually use your devices (no touch friendly fabrics work as well as flesh), and they are forgiving to differently sized fingers. These gloves come to the top on my tiny pinky fingers but since I don’t need them to be available for use, it’s fine. But I’m finding myself ACTUALLY wearing gloves for the first time ever and not taking them off every minute. Yes my fingers get cold but it’s warmer than no gloves which is how I always end up when gloves are too large or end up being non-touch screen friendly. I love them and they are my go to gloves!

These are a little big on me, but they serve the purpose and keep my hands warm in my cold office.

These were my second attempt at finding a useful set of fingerless gloves, and I am very happy with them. The woven fabric, the elastic and the stitching all seem to be made to last quite a while. Unlike other gloves, these are comparatively thin, allowing for many manual tasks that you would expect to do with no gloves on. The first time I wore them outside, I immediately buttoned up my jacket and realized that would normally be a task for bare fingers, yet easily done with these gloves on. Very comfortable to wear, stretchy enough to accommodate many different size hands, and they allow you to use a cell phone or a computer mouse with ease.

Pros: Gloves are comfortable, not itchy. Thin material, not bulky, which allows you to type on keyboard or play piano, while keeping hands warm. Cons: The wool fabric started pilling after a week, from friction with shirt sleeves, detracts from appearance.

These things are amazing. I have owned two pairs so far. The first one shrunk do to washing them so much and eventually did not fit my hands anymore so I bought another pair. I use them for both VR gaming and anytime I need to draw on the iPad. For VR gaming, these things make my controllers nice and snug with absolutely no slippage. I've played many rounds of Beat Saber swinging the controllers around with the majority of the hold coming from the tension between the strap on the controller and the glove. For drawing on the iPad, these things have 1) reduced the amount of smudges of oil from my hands on the screen and 2) prevented the drawing apps from registering my palm as being a finger pressing on the screen and drawing. The cause of many "undo" actions. Really, really enjoy these gloves and will continue to purchase them as I need them going forward. Thank you!!!

Got these for my daughter to replace her snow glove liners so that it is easier to access her phone. However, she loves them so much that she would wear them even to school. I will probably need to get another pair for her soon so she can rotate on them.

They are thin and slightly rough, but they fit my small hands well. The half-finger lengths are a good length. They are decently warm in 35-40 degrees, so I am sure they are actually wool or contain it. They look cute too.

Colour is great, fit is great, and they are nice and warm. But the gloves already are pilling badly.