Those gloves have the best design for the touch feature I experienced so far. They work well specially if you use your fingertip, where the contact area is narrow, helping you to press just what you want (a letter or button) on your phone screen.
The gloves itself are OK.... could be better, adding a stretch band on the wrist area and better material (feels a bit hard/cheap wearing it). It might not keep your hands very warm during the winter time because it doesn't close very well, leaving space for cold air to go inside easily.
I bought specially because of the touch feature going outside so for that it works well.
This version is the first one, with only two touch fingers. The 2.0 version has touch capability on the third finger. It seems the 2.0 fits a bit better then this one and it's not much more expensive. See the 2.0 here:&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Isotoner-Men-s-Smartouch-Tech-Stretch-Gloves/dp/B008ATLNWM/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Isotoner Men's Smartouch Tech Stretch Gloves</a>