I workout year round both indoors and out (okay, the swimming is pretty much all indoor) and I have cold-prone hands/fingers but I need to have my fingers available during the workouts. These gloves are pretty much windproof, run true to size (so far as I'm concerned) and are washable -- which is a big plus if you tend to sweat even in sub-freezing temperatures (hence, why I have a half dozen pairs: two are for normal use during the week; four get rotated through during the workout week and then get laundered on the weekend).

They are comfortable and reasonable affordable and, so far, mine wear like iron so what's not to like if you're looking for a wind-proof fingerless glove?

I like the use of a thin neoprene instead of the usual thick fleece. Good grippers on the palms. Surprisingly warm for how thin they are. They are thin enough to slip another pair of full fingered gloves over them if you want some quick extra warmth. So far, they seem to be holding up ok, after a few weeks of use....time will tell. I would recommend them

The trim on the cuff ends is coming off as mentioned in other reviews. The fabric is woven fairly tightly so this hasn't been a large problem. There is a little unravelling on the fingertip ends. The gloves are slightly bulky which makes typing more difficult. The tight weave makes these good work gloves because the fabric doesn't catch.

Haven't used them yet....initial thoughts out of the box

These gloves feel super warm and comfy. I purchased them as camp gloves to bring along on colder backpacking trips. I measured my hand as instructed on the Glacier Glove website and purchased a large. These were way too big and I exchanged for medium. So if you're on the cusp between sizes you'll likely need to choose the smaller size. However, the exchange process was lightening fast. I had the new size delivered to my door within 2 days of requesting the exchange.

Update: I've had a chance to use these gloves and they are great. They kept my hands warm while still allowing the dexterity to setup/break camp with ease. I used them in 25-40 degree weather and they worked great. I'm currently using a lightweight wool liner glove and a thin water/wind proof mitten shell with these gloves for some extra and water protection.

Good fit and warm. Appear well made so hoping they are durable too.