NoCry Tactical Gloves for Men with Flexible Knuckle Guards – Durable Design with Reinforced Palms and Stitching – Perfect Combat Gear with Touchscreen Compatible Fingers

I originally bought them for myself but when they arrived I found them too small. My girlfriend luckily happens to work at Home Depot and she loves them. Even being used all day there is no sign of damage. She likes the knuckle guard since she no longer finds herself banging the back of her hands when trying to pull things out after they get jammed. Her previous gloves never worked on their touch screen phones, but these have absolutely no problem. Highly recommend.

Works with my phone screen, can barely notice the knuckle guards in sight and on hand.

Works well with any weapon. Allows you to shoot quick and smoothly. The gloves are a nice tight fit. The knuckles are a nice touch be not absolutely necessary. Depending on what type of Airsoft hits you, it may leave marks still on your hands. But it is at least a little more protection than bare hands. The gloves also allows you to drag your hands around without scratching up your hands. Overall they are good gloves and do the job.

First of all, I didn't include any pictures because as well as being lazy, the pictures shown are actually what the product looks like, pretty much exactly on the money.I ordered these because the $80 leather bike gloves I bought are taking a long time to break in and I wanted something to have for longer trips, instead of just bare handing it.I have medium length hands that are a little thicker, not super thick, just above average. At work, when I need latex gloves, or any heavier duty gloves, I find that medium fits well, a little snug though.So, they sent me a small pair, when I ordered the medium. So that was a little frustrating. Having said that, the small was doable, you kind of have to fight it when you put the thickest part of your hand in, but once its in there, it stretches outa little and it almost feels like a medium, to a point where I was comfortable enough to keep wearing them on a 5 hour motorcycle drive. I would have loved to see what their medium size feels like. On a side not, the small things that were slightly annoying were: 1. the seem at the end of the thumb sometimes decided to rest right under the nail, but I was able to adjust it. 2. after a long ride, one of the inseams on the left hand left a mark similar to what you sometimes get on your body and face when you wake up from sleeping and the sheets or duvet leave an indent mark on you for a little while. 3. My throttle hand felt a little weird after about 4 hours of riding, like I couldn't get a proper grip, as if the glove was making it hard to make a fully engaged fist.The touch screen tips, thats kind of a lie. Yes, technically, you can use the screen with these, but you have to get the pressure and the angle of the fingertip you are using, just right. Out of every 5 tries to use the screen, i would say I get it to work like once. Good luck with anything thats more precise on the screen, because it's just not happening.As for the over all quality, it seems decent, the fabric is nice feeling, the knuckle guard feels solid and almost perfect with the way it feels on the hand. Only time will tell if the stitching will hold on these, when I put them on, it looks like its a little stressed on the sides of the fingers, due to being a size smaller than what I usually get.So my final thoughts on this are: for my purpose, which is having something to protect my hands while riding that isn't overly heavy duty, it's almost perfect. Is it going to fully protect my hands if I fall off at 70+ mph, I very much doubt it. But, its better than not having anything on and would probably do a decent job if you fell off al 50 mph or less. Wish I had these on the last time I fell off at that speed and skinned my palms.

thin gloves - ideal for summer while keeping you protected on the knuckles and helping you type on your phone at the same time. would buy again definitely. wouldn't use it in the winter as they don't keep your hands warm

These gloves are decent quality, fit well, and the touch screen capability works well (although caveat that it's not the same as bare fingers, but that will be the case for any reinforced glove).I am an ardent adherer to ATGATT (All the Gear All of the Time) when I ride my motorcycle. Currently, I have two sets of gloves, one pair that are heated for winter (Hotwired) and one standard pair (Sedici), both of which I like. I picked up this pair on a lark to see how they compared and because neither of my current pairs have touch screen compatibility.While these certainly have touchscreen capability (I tested by swipe typing to a fellow motorcycle buddy while not on my bike), I'm not sure I'll use these as dailies on my bike. They offer knuckle protection which is nice, but otherwise the material of these gloves is very thin - as in too thin. The tag says they're polyester and spandex, so I'm not sure how well they'd hold up in a slide on asphalt, which (in my opinion) is really the primary purpose of wearing motorcycle gloves - "Dress for the slide, not for the ride!"And because they're polyester and spandex, I won't use them as driving gloves either since they offer no fire protection (I frequently track my car and fire resistance is important).As a result, I've relegated them to my toolbox collection to use wrenching on my bike and car - the knuckle protection should prevent me from busting knuckles when torquing bolts and they have a good grip surface which will be useful on a wrench or breaker bar.So in summary, if you need touch screen capability and aren't too concerned about durability (particularly in event of a slide), then these may fit the bill. Otherwise, you may want to look elsewhere.

I am liking these gloves.On a recent February range trip it got pretty dang chilly.Wind, rain, temps in the mid-30s.Hey, if it ain't raining, we aren't training!These gloves kept my hands nice and toasty, even through the wet weather and blowing wind.Made reloads and manipulation way easier than with frozen fingers.Went prone in the gravel a few times and they held up well to that nonsense...Touch screen capability is nice, however, it's been my experience with any gloves, that you really only gain gross motor functions on a touch screen with gloved fingers. Enough to snap a photo, but you won't be texting your sweetie or writing Amazon reviews while wearing them.My only real gripe is that they don't have a clip to keep them together when you're not wearing them, but you can always just stick the hook and loop wrist closures to each other.I usually do that, or hang them from a carabiner on my belt.Good quality gloves at a pretty decent price.