Los compré para el invierno, todavía no los uso, son cómodos y espero soporten las temperaturas de aquí de Minnesota

These gloves do everything they are meant to- water resistant even if you're throwing snowballs for an hour, touchscreen on your phone, warm in cold brisk weather, etc. Gave this item 4 vs 5 stars because unisex gloves are just not a thing that works well for us women. Our fingers are smaller in circumference so a unisex glove just doesn't work no matter how you look at it. These gloves (ordered a mens small/womens medium) are too big at the wrist and my fingers are floating inside. They're just too big. Nice concept but overall it isn't going to work for us women who just don't have "man hands"! It's a nice glove but not for us/women.

Great gloves on your standard 40-50 degree day, but after an hour of running I could feel my fingertips starting to get cold. I ran in 32-degree weather and felt one of my fingers getting numb. The gloves are good but have realistic expectation as being outside longer than an hour in temps below 50 I began to feel the chill.

First let me say - these are NOT the 40 + hour a week work glove.
These are a work glove for home.

They really, really, reaallyy soft inside, - & out for that matter. Really warm too!!
Which is good, cause on occasion you're gonna have to take them off- like to use your phone, or opening padlocks with tiny keys! Of course that's to be expected out of lined gloves built for freezing temperatures!

In my experience around the farm - we can drive the tractor in them, and they'd be great for things like hanging lights, changing a tire, opening gates, shoveling, ect. So they have been great!
Matter of a fact we're putting a pair in the family truck with jack just in case we need work gloves (strapping something down, or picking up hay for instance) or just warm gloves (stopping to help a neighbor, or picking up a trailer).
Bear in mind they are not water resistant. The fleece on the back, & the lining are actually just the opposite, and absorb water. Which keeps your palm dry from sweat, but scraping ice off the windshield can end in wet gloves if you let the snow melt on them. I just shake it off frequently, because I just can't pass on the warmth, and coziness of the inside lining! Lol!

As for why we say they are NOT 40+ hour work gloves is because the deerskin suede is pretty thin, and pills up after a couple days work. Husband is a crane operator, and superintendent of iron workers, so this is based on his experience. He says the gloves won't last long at work, so once they finish falling apart he's gonna go back to his old brand of lined work gloves.
Direct from manufacturer it hadn't even been mailed after they were suppose to be here by their no later than promised date, so we cancelled from them, and ordered from Amazon - which arrived no problem!

Based on our experience we DO recommend these gloves for the home part time light work user.
We do NOT recommend them as manual labor work gloves, or for heavy use.

We hope our review helped. We bought 2 pairs, and this is based on our separate, experiences, and needs.

These gloves are VERY warm. They are soft and not tight around the wrists. They don't have touchscreen, which is fine because my fingers never reach the ends. They have just enough grip that you can grasp things without getting stuck to everything. I went with a medium, but should have went with a small. The fingers are very blocky and kind of stiff at first. I feel like I have Lego hands. But I don't care because my chilly hands are finally warm!