Under Armour Men's Armour Liner 2.0 Gloves

Love it

It fits well. Its warm too, but what i found is, its not phone/screen compliant. I wasnt able to use my phone. However, there is grip pattern on it so handling stuff is easy. Nothing slips out.

I'll be fair with these gloves, I knew what I was getting into and what I'd get out of it. I run hot so I rarely realistically need winter gloves with the New York City temperatures.Your reasons for getting these should be that you don't need heavy duty stuff, you're not over-using your phone while outdoors, and that you can go into stores and pick things up without ever taking these off. You lose no dexterity and you aren't going to sweat while wearing these. These are great for walking around in brisk settings but I wouldn't imagine you'd use these in a snowball fight or in the frigid North.The reasons you are NOT making the purchase: You live in arctic temperatures, you run cold all the time, you'll be handling ice a lot (??), and you're doing some HEAVY typing or gaming while outdoors in the winter time for SOME reason. The reviews are correct, the touch features aren't super accurate, but would easily register about 8 of 10 taps on my iPhone.

I live in a cold weather state in the US. I am a male with large hands. I wanted a pair of gloves that were thin, warm, form-fitting and allowed me to use my smart phone while wearing them. These gloves are perfect in these areas. The manufacturing standards are what you expect from Under Armour - I have several of their items. These gloves are functional, comfortable, well-made and attractive. They are worth the price on every level. For colder weather, they allow me to easily slip a larger pair of heavy gloves over them. I highly recommend them.

Good product mine didn't come in the original packaging so I was a little worried about the quality or make but it has not fallen apart since the purchase a couple of months ago fingers work on my Note20 and my galaxy watch keeps my hands someone warm in this cold and does keep rain out for a little while but don't be out for too long cause it will go threw the fabric

I love to get outside in this cooler weather and go for 4-6 mile walk/runs. I got these for the upper 30's low 40's we are consistently having. I used these right away, my had size has always been between L and XL so I usually go with XL. These fit me snug but perfect! If you have large hands, they will be very tight. I would probably go 1 size up from what you normally get unless you want a very snug glove. My hike the other day in 39 degrees weather was great! These kept my hands perfectly warm the entire time, looked and felt great! I used my phone numerous times to check step count and had no issues using touch screen with these, worked great! Very happy I got these and would recommend for hiking or biking when its around 40 degrees. I will wear my heavier gloves when it is mid 30's or lower, but for now, these are perfect!

Considering these are called "liners" it's no surprise that they aren't the warmest gloves and they aren't water resistant. But I don't dock them for that because I knew that going in and these are exactly what I was looking for. They are super comfortable, thin and flexible. And considering that, they provide okay insulation. They wouldn't be what I'd want for major outdoor, winter activity, especially in wet conditions. But as a sort of everyday glove to have with me to provide a bit of warmth while maintaining excellent dexterity, they are great.

While I don't use "liner" gloves, these are my top of the list Spring running gloves.You know, when the temperature is 30F to mid-40's, when you go for a run and after 10 minutes your hands are numb without gloves. These are the gloves for you!Snug fit - Yes! Wind Resistance - Yes! Allows circulation - Yes!I ran in some sleet, and no issues. They are not waterproof, but unless you're in a downpour, it's fine.The touchscreen ability was so-so. Most time's I had to pull a finger our.Overall, I like them, and when I wear them out, I'll buy another pair!

Uso questi guanti da ormai 2 settimane, li ho testati con temperature fino a +5° C e finora ne sono molto soddisfatto.Cercavo qualcosa che proteggesse le mie mani dal freddo specificamente durante sessioni di running invernale, che è una situazione d'uso molto diversa dal guanto da usare nella "vita di tutti i giorni". Insomma per capirsi non cercavo guanti da usare per tenere calde le mani stando 2 ore all'aria aperta senza muovere un passo, nelle più fredde giornate invernali. Per quel tipo di uso sono necessari guanti molto più imbottiti e quindi ovviamente ingombranti.Non cercavo la possibilità di usare touch screen, in quanto amo uscire a correre con il solo sportwatch.Una volta definite le regole d'ingaggio, passiamo all'analisi dell'oggetto:Si tratta di guanti in tessuto tecnico resistente all'acqua (non impermeabili), traspiranti, leggeri e molto ergonomici. Restituiscono una sensazione di aderenza alle mani estremamente piacevole, in tutta la loro estensione, polsini (elasticizzati), palmo, dorso e dita, fino alle punte di quest'ultime, dove le cuciture (comunque presenti), non risultano essere fastidiose. Chiaramente la scelta della taglia corretta è determinante per raggiungere questo livello di feeling. Concordo con l'utente che si lamenta del fatto che qui su Amazon non è semplice comprendere quale sia la taglia corretta, comunque sul sito di Under Armor è presente una spiegazione semplicissima (si tratta di misurare in centimetri la distanza tra la base del palmo della mano e la punta del dito medio, a quel punto si verifica la taglia corrispondente a tale lunghezza, nel mio caso era la M, io ho mani di medie dimensioni con dita affusolate). Il funzionamento con i touch screen, pur non essendo di mio interesse, l'ho testato e non mi è parso entusiasmante. Per me comunque è un aspetto del tutto irrilevante. Il tessuto è traspirante in maniera efficace, tant'è che anche dopo 1 ora e 15' la sensazione è che le mani rimangano piacevolmente asciutte.Essendo così aderenti e piacevoli da vestire credo possano essere utilizzati come strato base da usare sotto guanti molto più pesanti, possibilità elencata anche sul sito di UA, ma che non ho avuto modo di testare e riporto quindi solo per completezza di info.Per concludere, al netto di utilizzarli nella loro "zona di confort", sono dei guanti assolutamente validissimi, piacevoli da vestire, ergonomici e funzionali. Per quanto mi riguarda sono promossi a pieni voti e li consiglio a tutti. Li ricomprerei senz'altro.

I measured my palm to middle finger tip to be 7.5" (the max end of size medium on the chart), and the medium fits me very well.Very grippy on a leather steering wheel. The thumb works better on touchscreens than the fingers for me.Great for driving and short walks with the dog, but don't expect it to keep your hands very warm when it drops below 5°C. Today it was about ~7-8°C and my hands started to get cold after 45-60 mins of hiking. I am thinking of using these under a pair of slightly thicker North Face gloves that I have which has fingers that are slightly too long for me to wear by themselves (it is a "liner", after all).

This is my second pair of these gloves and I really like them. They are made of very thin material with a material on the fingers and palms that provides touch screen access. This touch screen material wore off very quickly in both cases so that cost them one star for those purchasers who might feel this is important but it’s not relevant to me.I wore my first pair during a trip through Iceland around September and they were great all on their own. Wore them in rain, snow and temperatures as low as -10C (14F) without issue. Found that they dry out very quickly after wearing them in rain.This new pair has provided similar performance and have also been great liners to wear inside a second pair of slightly heavier gloves. Can take off the outer gloves for driving and still stay comfy inside the car while it warms up. They are great driving gloves.

El material es resistente y el touch funciona bien, han muy buen tiempo (8-9 meses aprox) y aún se sienten bien

Purchased to wear while driving because my hands alternate between being too dry and too sweaty. Only used for handling steering wheel and touch screen so far, great grip and fit.Pros:-Mesh grip material works as advertised on car/phone touch screens; also works on keyboard track pads-Good moisture wicking-Inner material is very smooth with a nice texture, doesn't feel scratchy on dry skinCons:-Inside seams very prominent, especially at fingertipsOther:-Grip mesh not present in ring and pinky fingers-Sizing chart useful; not listed in description but posted in questions/answers