For climates where the wind chill stays below 20˚F, 180s’ Sustain Insulated Gloves, available in men’s and women’s versions, are a good choice. The poly gloves are slightly bulkier in the fingers but provide the warmth needed when the temps drop. The finger touch capabilities are not as accurate for detailed work but are great for checking the basics.
For warmer climates where temps rarely drop below 40˚F, the less insulated Glider Gloves are a good pick for all-day use and city activities; however, they can also be used as a touchscreen-compatible glove liner for colder climates when your frozen fingers need to touch, tap, text, and glide.
The look is stylish, the gloves are technical with traction lines on the palm to keep you from dropping your device. The gloves are micro conductive and have UR Powered’s patented conductive treatment. The palms are mobile-friendly for smartphone, tablet and mobile device touch gestures with full hand control.
The palm side, including all fingers, is calf leather treated with nanotechnology to be responsive to touchscreen devices, such as phones and tablets. This unique touchscreen leather is only available in black. The back side is deerskin and does not develop wrinkles — appropriate for wearing with a suit. Cashmere lining keeps your hands warm and dry.
U|R Powered’s Derek Leather & Tech Stretch Men’s Gloves and Valori Women’s Leather & Tech Stretch Gloves
Kent Wang Deerskin Gloves
