- Are these gloves actually waterproof?
- They have a waterproof membrane, so rain and slush bead off. Long soaking or submerged use can still let moisture in at the seams.
- How warm are they compared with knit gloves?
- Warmer than plain knit or fleece gloves thanks to the thermal lining. They are not as warm as heavy insulated ski gloves in deep cold.
- Can I use them with a touchscreen?
- No. The fingertips are not touchscreen-compatible, so you will need to remove a glove to use a phone.
- How should I pick the size?
- They come in Small, Medium and Large. Measure around your palm and choose the closest size; the waterproof layer leaves little stretch.
- Are they good for driving?
- The grippy palm helps, but the waterproof layer makes them bulkier than thin driving gloves. They work best for short winter drives.
- Where is the Heat Holders Emmett Performance Gloves cheapest?
- At Belk, for $41.99, as of our latest check.