[Unisex XL/XXL] The gloves are very nice for inclimate weather here in South Central Wisconsin winter. Warm, and very easy to operate the camera gear

[Black] I doubt these will be enough for deep winter, but so far, as of November 19th with temps just above zero and wind chill, these do well. Comfortable, tight enough to allow dexterity, and yes, warm enough for now. I'd get a second, more heavy-duty pair for extreme cold.

[Black] The best gloves I have owed. Very toasty warm. Can stay out all day and night taking pictures

[Black] A year ago, I was shooting outside. using tablet, and trying to hold a camera is always a difficult balancing act. Vallerret Urbex makes this much so much easier. Urbex gloves allows you to expose your fingers to adjust buttons while shooting, actively use your tablet when they are not. Vallerret makes high quality gloves that are both soft and warm and with maximum comfort.

[Black] Wore these on a photo hike when the weather was clear but cold, between 45 and 50 degrees. The gloves kept my hands warm, and the fingertips stayed fastened back by the magnets making operating my camera sooo easy. The tips return to their original position easily as well. Don't know how they will be in freezing weather, but the day I used them I was very warm and happy with the gloves.

[Unisex XL/XXL] Good product very warm! Suggest you 1 size up!

[Black] It holds 6-7 cards plus 4-5 notes. Easy to access any card you need while keeping the overall thickness very low. Like the design.

[Black] I have warm hands. Nevertheless, I still prefer to wear a glove when temps are below 30F (-1c) as handling cold metal and carbon camera gear for a long time irritates my mild joint pain in my hands. I have been wearing a pair of shooting gloves in warmer temps, switching over to a pair of ski mittens with a finger tip flap for colder. Of course, neither were great for the in between temps, or when there was wind or rain/snow. Plus neither pair had a conductive pad for device use.
Enter the Urbex! I used them all last week shooting at Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge, in temps from 20F to 40F with winds and rain a few mornings and never once did I feel I needed more glove in the cold or get too hot as the temps crept up. The merino liners were soft and woolly but did not make my fingers feel like they were in sausage skins. The leather shell was flexible and grippy yet didn't feel flimsy. And the capacitive pads rocked. I was able navigate menus on my DSLR with ease.
My only complaint would be the fit. I usually wear a XX-Large in gloves, but this model doesn't come in that size. Other Vallerret gloves do. (Or maybe B and H just doesn't stock the XXL) The knuckles are a bit tight when I flex my fingers into a fist, but in general use it is not too restrictive. I still would prefer the XXL.
Great gloves are hard to find. Especially when you are looking for the 'middle' ground or the 'Goldilocks' point. For me, these are right on point.

[Black] Hello,
I just receive this product and it's a good product but I choose a too large size. Is it possible to change to the M size?
And if it's possible, can you tell me the deadline to receive the new one after I send you the product?

Thank you for your return.

[Black] Normally photography gloves in my experience have had poor insulation but these work great!