DG Hill Warm Cute Texting Gloves Touch Screen Gloves Knit Gloves Winter Gloves

These are nice and warm and comfortable to wear. The wool-blend yarn is soft enough but not so soft as to be slippery. I think I can drive in them. They have a lining that does not always stay with the fingers/thumb, which makes it a little slower to put on. I have a wide palm, and these fit, but the lining is not as stretchy as the gloves are, and it is a little snug.I think the texting feature is a little silly. I would prefer a reinforcing, leather-like palm for increased grip while driving.

The fabric of the glove is nice and thick. It seems like it would probably keep your hands pretty cozy and warm, which was what I was looking for. However, I had to return because of the fit and the touchscreen tech. First, the touchscreen part of the glove BARELY works. It works if you sort of come at it at a certain angle, but it’s not great and I don’t want to be wrestling with my phone to check the bus status while making my bus transfers on the go. Maybe if you don’t mind spending a little more time getting your phone to respond and aren’t rushing on the go, it’s not so bad. But I need to be able to use my phone quickly.Furthermore, the fit of the glove is really strange. I read other reviews that said that the glove was really tight to fit due to the inner lining, but wasn’t too concerned because I have tiny hands that are on par or smaller than most children’s hands (like 5th grade and up). I also have extremely slim fingers (I wear a size 3 or 4 ring size). Now, I could fit my fingers in these gloves, but I have to sort of maneuver the glove fabric to get them in and they do feel tight still. The tip of the glove finger there’s a weird clumping of fabric like others have mentioned, and this also makes it harder to use with a touchscreen. The fabric is also so thick and cumbersome that with the glove on my fingers look super thick and sausagey. The look obviously isn’t a huge deal when you just want to keep your hands warm, but I just can’t get over what a strange glove it is, with a strange fit. It’s overall just uncomfortable.Had to return as it just didn’t make the cut for what I could use during my commute. I gave one star for the fabric being thick and warm, and one more star because the touchsceeb feature does work, albeit very minimally.

Really great pair of warm, texting gloves! Extremely functional - I've worn the gloves with a casual jacket and a more dressy coat. These were delivered this week and have been perfect for the cold weather we have in Chicago. I highly recommend these gloves!

There are many things wrong with this pair of gloves. First, they are not texting gloves. If my fingers went all the way to the tip (which they don't, thanks to the tight fitting inside lining, they would be too chunky to text. They don't hit just one key, but many.As far as gloves go, these go on tight - the liners are all wrong. They are uncomfortable. The liners don't go all the way to the top of the fingers.Lastly they are not very warm.

These gloves are double layered so they're super warm, but it also makes them super tight. I have small hands (I can host wear kids gloves) and it's hard to bend my fingers in these. The conductive thread is in balls inside the gloves which makes the tips of the fingers have a lot of extra material. Otherwise, they are good quality and work great with touch screens!

I have pretty long fingers so the fingers of the gloves didn't fit my entire finger. Very nice gloves, though!!!

These gloves are cheaply made, do not fit adult hands well, and were not what I was expecting. The fleece lining is sewn in very poorly and is already coming unsewn from the glove on the inside after just trying them on. I am very unhappy with this product.

Do not bother buying theses gloves - the last 2 fingers are the same size - not like a human hand. And the material sewn on the inside is so tight you can’t push your fingers to the end. Horrible!!!

As expected