Despite the manufacturer’s recommendation of use in temperatures between 21 and 40 F (-6 to 4 C), I found that anything above 30 F while running results in a fair amount of hand sweating after about 30 minutes. I am pleasantly surprised by how low of a temperature I am able to use these gloves for trail running without needing a liner or shell on calm, dry days.
The Black Diamond Super HeavyWeight ScreenTap Gloves. This glove does indeed allow me to use my cell-phone screen as long as actual typing isn’t involved-fat fingers and small letters render voice text much more efficient. I also notice very little wear despite a couple months of near-daily use.
The goat-leather palm and 305-gram U|R Powered material lining each of the fingers work well for gripping the leash, cell phone, and steering wheel. On the casual-use side, I find them perfect for dog walks and school commutes in temperatures ranging from 25 to 45 degrees Fahrenheit (-4 to 7 degrees Celsius).
#Heavyweight screentap series#
They are listed in their Liner Series Gloves category and weigh approximately 64 grams per pair (2.25 ounces), but you’d need a fairly voluminous shell mitten or glove to fit over the top. If Black Diamond made this material into a lounge jogger and hoody set, I’d buy two. The Black Diamond Super HeavyWeight ScreenTap Glovesare incredibly soft, high-pile, 305-gram stretch polyester fleece gloves, In short, they are the epitome of cozy. All photos: iRunFar Black Diamond Super HeavyWeight ScreenTap Gloves The Black Diamond Super HeavyWeight ScreenTap Gloves on the left and Wind Hood Softshell Gloves on the right.
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