APEX 2.0 Cold Weather Gloves Touchscreen Fingers, Thermal Insulated for Winter Work Tactical Shooting Hunting Sports

Got these for a great price, and they are husband approved !! Fit was good, very warm

This is the perfect example of a photo not fitting reality. It also is NOT touch screen gloves because it is too thick at the tips. They are also not comfortable and the material is trash.

I have a few pairs of "thin" gloves that I wear when it starts to get a little chilly, but when it gets actually COLD, usually I have to give up my Isotoners and L.L. Bean gloves for something a bit warmer (and thicker, and less dexterous), because though they provide good dexterity, they just aren't warm enough.These gloves have "bridged the gap", as it were, between my thin Isotoners and my thick insulated winter gloves. Probably 2x as thick / insulated as my Isotoners, but 1/2 as thick as my winter gloves I use to shovel the sidewalk, they have proven to be the ultimate "go-between" when it comes to the ratio of dexterity to warmth. The rubbery fingers and palms have a ridiculous amount of grip, and they have a good fit. So, in fact, they make EXCELLENT winter driving gloves. They also seem well made enough to function as a "work glove", but honestly I have some insulated leather work gloves that I prefer for "dirty work". Call me sentimental, but I think these look too nice for "work gloves". Not that would stop me from using them as such, just that I really like driving with them, lol. The rubber grip on my steering wheel...swoon.Some folks may see the $50 price tag and balk at the cost. As someone that owns gloves that cost 3x what these cost, this is one place where spending a few bucks will net you a good product. I've never worn a $12 pair of big-box-store gloves that actually kept my hands warm, so I've learned that gloves are one place you don't really want to skimp when it comes to winter wear. You also need a quality coat, and a quality pair of boots. 3 areas you shouldn't be afraid to spend a little extra. I feel that these are well worth the cost for the quality you get.The sizing is a little slim without being TOO slim. I don't have huge hands, and depending on the glove brand, I sometimes wear a "medium", and I sometimes wear a "large". I ordered a "Large" in these, and I'm glad I did. A "medium" would NOT have fit me. So if your hand size is as such that you're often "on the fence" between one size and another, depending on brand, like I am? With these, you want to order the size UP, not the size DOWN. If you're like me and you're normally between a "M" and "L", you may find the "M" to be too small. I found the "large" to be quite comfy, perfectly snug without a bunch of play at the ends of my fingers.In summary, I'm a bit of a gloves snob, I've tried a lot of different pairs, most get tossed into the "rarely worn" basket, but some occasionally make the cut and get entered into the "I'll actually wear these" rotation. These have been entered into the "I'll actually wear these" rotation, and have become my new favorite cold-weather driving glove. I very much like them, and very much recommend them. Especially if you like thinner gloves (like Isotoners) but are looking for something a bit warmer and more robust.5 stars.

These gloves are really comfortable and definitely a lot warmer than my standard bicycle gloves. They fit nicely and they have a good stretch to them. It’s been in the 40s to 50s on the few rides I’ve tried them with. My hands were not cold at all. I’ve tried them on a few e-bike rides and I was going at a pretty good speed and my face was cold, but the gloves did their job. They have a grippy material that works well. I would definitely recommend these to anyone that rides when it’s chilly out.

I heard about these gloves at the Overland Expo. I needed something that would fit great and be functional with my phone while still keeping my hands warm. Almost 90% of my work is done via my phone so this was a must. They are exactly what I needed. I highly recommend these for anyone looking for a cold weather glove that keeps your hands warm and is still functional.

My first impression of the Apex Protective 2.0 cold weather glove, right out of the box was: ” That carbon grey is really good looking”. In a world dominated by basic black gloves for men, an alternative color was greatly appreciated. My appreciation of these gloves grew as I put them on. I have big hands and I’m often disappointed by the fit of most brands, but these XXLs were true to size and fit like a glove, if you can forgive the pun.After a vigorous early morning outdoor workout, I whipped out my phone and used an app to order a coffee drink at a local shop. I’ve never been able to do that with gloves on before. My order went through with no errors, so I have to wonder if these gloves improved my spelling? I don’t know if that's valid, but I know I’m very happy with these Apex gloves. Even though the glove name is a bit long, I would recommend them without reservation to anybody looking for great fitting handwear to keep them active through the winter months.

I decided to splurge on winter gloves that were more than I'm used to spending. These gloves are awesome! I got medium size in gray, and they fit very snug and comfortably. The extra grip on the palms is great for wintery activities. Probably the best thing is that the touch screen feature works really well. I know it was advertised as touch screen compatible, but it's still cool to see that it actually works. Definitely premium gloves. Very happy with this purchase.

Heard about this brand from a friend who was at Overland expo in Colorado. These gloves solved one of my biggest issues: I hate bulky winter gloves. These are low profile, and allow me to move and operate my hands without getting hung up on stuff. Sizing, the length between the tips of my pinky and thumb is 8" exactly - the mediums fit snug. The touch screen feature works surprisingly well.