Touch Screen Gloves, Ozero Tech ... vs Trideer Weight Lifting Gloves wi...

The gloves fit nicely a snug. They are lightweight, the touchscreen option works wonderfully. The fingers are nice and slim, not bulky, so you have a lot of dexterity with them.

Gloves are great for water, fire, and tough-ish labor. Used the gloves for a mule-ride to the bottom of the grand canyon and back up. The material is of good quality and the golve made well.

They’re ok for grabbing treats and such, but not worth the frozen finger. Advertised for -20 but definitely not suitable for less than 30+. But definitely not for freezing cold temps. Not as water resistant as advertised.

There are two tabs that are on the palm side at the middle and ring finger, which i am assuming is for use as a pull tab to get the gloves off easier. The m in these gloves are a very snug fit, probably because of the good padding and all. These are m...  Read More

These are definitely more padded and very comfortable. The padding on the palm area is comfortable and allows for a good grip when holding weights for lifting. Good palm cushion and nice fit.

Very comfortable and well fitted. A bit snug at first but loosens after a couple of uses. They fit well and snug.

The strap is a nice length for wrapping to secure a weak wrist. The strap stays in place with the velcro. I use them for lifting, pilates and yoga.

Stitching already starting to come off around velcro. But it appears that the durability is no longer there.

Gloves are useless. The velcro on one glove is basically non-existent. The padding eliminates my ability to spread my hand around the bar and hold myself up.