The Best Touchscreen Gloves for Men to Prevent Frozen Fingers While Texting

If you want a glove that's more dressed up, then this pair from Dents will have you covered. They're made from a smooth lamb leather that's favored for its strength and durability, and fully lined in a wool blend to keep hands warm. The wool rib-knit cuffs will cover your wrists and the strap button-fastener keeps them nice and snug. The entire palm of the glove is touchscreen-compatible, so you can use any finger to type or text.

Don’t be fooled by the lightweight look of these gloves when it comes to warmth. They feature a merino wool and polyester-blend knit, with a good amount of elastane in the fingers for dexterity and comfort while driving.

There are also textured silicone patches on the palm and fingertips help you grip the wheel and your smartphone—after you pull over to take a call, that is.

The index finger and thumb have touchscreen capability and there are clips to connect the gloves for storage (and single-glove loss prevention).

If there's tough outdoor work to be done, Carhartt is the go-to brand that'll outfit you from head to toe. These gloves are designed with a rubber palm grip to prevent tools from slipping out of your hands, plus a soft, water-resistant shell.

They're also touchscreen-compatible on the thumb and all fingertips, and have a rib-knit cuff to tuck into your jacket sleeve. More than 1,000 customers give them an average 4.6 stars, and the gloves come in black and gray.

Smartwool's cold-weather socks are known for considerable warmth without bulk, and the much-loved brand's merino wool touchscreen gloves are just as awesome.

They're made for everyday wear and feature a terry loop lining for extra cushioning and warmth, with a touchscreen-compatible index finger and thumb. The gloves come in navy and gray marl in addition to the black and white marl that's shown.

A gorpy pair of PrimaLoft insulated gloves that can easily be packed down, the Packaway gloves are great to always have on hand when temperatures dip. They feature a water and resistant shell and are lined with patented PrimaLoft Gold 60-gram insulation to ensure your hands stay warm and dry. They clip together and can be machine washed and dried.

Reviewers were surprised at this pair, as they’re ultra-lightweight but extremely warm. They lack the bulk of other gloves but don’t compromise on warmth and will still give you the dexterity you want.

Our neighbors to the north know cold, and Canada Goose in particular knows just how to combat it with their cold weather gear. These Workman gloves are made from goatskin leather and are lined with toasty faux fur; the elastic cuffs are 100% wool and will keep your hands and wrists insulated and protected from the cold.

Customers say this pair is elegant and protects well covering the entire wrist, and keeps them warm in even the coldest months of winter. This pair runs true to size and reviews insist they’re “durable, soft, and thick.”

These affordable gloves from REI Co-op are an excellent all-around pair, versatile enough for everything from backcountry hikes to football stadium games.

The recycled Polartec fleece gloves are touchscreen-compatible on the thumb and index finger, with synthetic suede palm grips. There are also pull-tabs on the cuffs and clips to connect the gloves for storage. More than 100 customers give them an average 4.6 stars, and the gloves are only available in black.

For winter gloves that check boxes for style, warmth, durability, and, of course, touchscreen capability, look no further than this pair from The North Face. The tightly woven polyester knit shell blocks wind and has a water-repellent finish, plus there’s elastane in the fabric so the gloves aren’t stiff.

The silicone grips keep your smartphone firmly in hand, and there are also pull tabs on the cuffs and clasps to connect the gloves for storage.

These tightly woven stretch fleece gloves from Carhartt have a snug fit to keep hands warm, and they can be worn on their own or as a liner. There's touchscreen pads on the index finger and thumb and silicone grips on the palms and fingertips. The fleece extends down to the cuff, which has a Carhartt logo front and center.

The gloves are available in black and size up to XXL. More than 100 customers give them an average 4.6 stars.

These moisture-wicking, lightweight, breathable gloves from Outdoor Research are ideal for outdoor winter workouts. The wool-blend shell has faux-suede touchscreen pads on the thumb and index finger and silicone grips on the palm and fingertips. They also feature pull-on loops at the wrists and clips to keep the gloves together.

More than 180 customers give the them an average 4.6 stars and they come in loden green, charcoal gray, and an earthy brown.

If you're dealing with extremely cold weather and need gloves for everyday wear, go for a pair that works for the slopes and the streets. The problem with most ski gloves is that they're too bulky, but Burton's Profile gloves are relatively streamline.

They're completely waterproof and feature Thermocore insulation, adjustable straps with buckles at the wrist, and a thumb and index finger that's touchscreen-compatible. The gloves are a fan favorite, with more than 500 reviewers giving them an average 4.7 stars.

These high-quality genuine leather, cashmere-lined gloves from Lands’ End are incredibly well-priced—plus you can get them monogrammed for an extra fee, which makes them a fantastic gift for you or anyone on your list. The soft full-grain leather gloves have elastic at the wrist, and the index finger and thumb are touchscreen-compatible.

They're available in a camel and a rich chocolate brown, in addition to the black that's shown.