Reflective Running Gloves - Touchscreen - Lightweight Hi Vis Winter Running Gear Cold Weather Jogging at Night

I love these gloves! As a runner who often hits the roads after work, these gloves help provide more visibility and warmth as the sun goes down. Great buy!

These serve their purpose perfectly as visibility gloves. The reflective part works well.Be aware that these gloves do not necessarily keep your fingers very warm - the material is pretty thin, so if you are outside in colder weather, you may need warmer options.These gloves work on my phone's touchscreen about 75% of the time I tap it. It is not the easiest to use your touchscreen while wearing these, but it is nice to have the option.

These are great gloves, very reflective, also nice and warm. They're a bit on the small side: I got L size, and now wish I had gotten XL... though maybe there's a benefit to them being snug (but not tight). The touchscreen stuff isn't great, but it's mostly usable (enough to turn Strava on and off via my Watch).One side benefit: the pads make it SOOOOO easy to open doggy doo bags. I typically struggle at getting them open, but with these gloves, it's just so easy!

These are super reflective, I got them for my daughter to ride her scooter in the evening on the sidewalks of NYC. We bought the women’s xs and they’re a little long in the fingers for her 7 year old hands, but not overly huge. The only drawback is that they are not warm at all, they’re thin like a t-shirt so she has to wear another pair of gloves under them.

This style glove was the first I bought from reflectoes. I was so impressed, I went and bought almost one of everything because I'm out on my scooter all day and need to be seen.Everything is still holding up great. Their rain jacket packs up perfect into my backpack. I never ride without one of the glove sets. Their Gortek winter gloves are great. The socks are comfortable.The running vest must be bright af to drivers because I've noticed cars give more space and pass slower.

These gloves hit all the marks I was looking for, except one of the most important. I bought them for running in the cold, dark, rainy winter months. They are comfortable, warm enough but not too warm, and reflective. They also advertise "touch screen". While it is technically correct that the material on the pointer fingertip will interact with touch screens, the shape of the finger makes it so that my fingertips while wearing the gloves are twice as wide as my fingertip without the glove on. This makes it impossible to hit the right spot on the touch screen. Its bad enough that sometimes I "fat-finger" the code on my front door. that really doesnt take much accuracy to hit the number pad in the right spot on a door lock. if that were the only touchscreen I was using that would be fine, but Im trying to interact with my smartwatch for tracking my run. It is probably actually impossible to hit the icon for fitness app which is why I do that before stepping outside in the morning. It is nearly impossible to select workout type and then the biggest onscreen buttons the app offers are the start/stop workout are still quite challenging as the portion of my finger covered with the touchscreen material moves around my fingertip because it is so loose . One might suggest then that I just bought a size too large in the gloves but that is not the case. They fit quite well on the rest of my hand while being loose and baggy on the fingers. I have pretty normally proportioned hands/fingers so its not that I have super fat hands or super skinny fingers. Its just the way the fingers are designed. I really with they could have put more stretch material in the fingers so that they could have been more form fitting.I'm now looking to buy some additional lightweight stretch fit gloves but cant find any that are also touchscreen and reflective. If anyone has any recommendations please let me know.

Just started running again and unfortunately some nights its dark before I'm able to run. They work great for cars to see me, very reflective.

The reviews are correct, they are bright, you know what else they are? Stiff! It's not a stiffness you really have to fight, but it will keep you... Hand shaped. Like a passerby in a PS2 era GTA. Why do I make note of this? I'm arthritic, Rheumatism as John Wayne put it, these things have been put to use as light compression and such when I don't want to move my hands because they feel like they're in a vice. Vice City.Anyway, the back doesn't breathe so much, the thumb does, it also has a soft patch to catch your snot. We all know you're gonna do it. Nasty. The sides of the fingers and the palm all breath just fine, so maybe don't clench a fist when you're too hot. As the page says they not for, too, warm or, too, cold. I have proportional man hands, the sizing of the palm is correct, being able to squeeze and fight the cuff is another matter. With time and wear they may loosen, or you could take out a stitch or two.

Not many gloves fit me thus well. Slim and the gey match my Hi- V is jacket perfect

Light summer or warm autumn/Spring cycling gloves. They fit slightly larger than other I've tried which worked out well as I wear them over fingerless gloves worn during the day, at night. Reflective material is hard wearing and is totally wind proof so makes for a great overnight glove when they are most effective👍

These gloves fit well with a good elastic. They're very reflective, and are actually pretty warm despite being very light. Would recommend.

These gloves are not made for cold weather. I bought them for walking at night, as in the winter here in Canada, it's cold and dark, very early. The reflectivity is good. They are not warm, however, and I find the finger pads for interacting with my phone just don't work very well, for whatever reason. I have to wear merino wool liner gloves under these, for the warmth factor. But like I said, I still like them for how reflective they are.

Comfortable and well made. Perfect for walking home from work and being visible to traffic.