Great gloves

I wasn’t happy with the fit of the first glove and you made it right with no hassle. I’m real pleased with this new pair, fits good, keeps my hands warm while taking pictures in Michigan winters.

Warm!!

I have suffered from Raynaud’s phenomenon for some time which has made it very difficult to photograph in even moderately cold conditions. The Ipsoot glove give me comfortable fingers again, while the design makes it very easy to operate the camera. I'm completely satisfied.

I can reach the camera controls and my hands stay warm and dry

I am just back from Churchill, Manitoba, Canada. I purchased my Vallerret Ipsoots just before departing. Fit is good - true to size from the sizing chart. The temperatures dropped steadily during my 5 days in Churchill, passing into the teens, low teens, sub-teens, culminating at zero degrees (Fahrenheit) on the last day. The wind was vicious. The gloves with finger caps down were warm. The temperatures were so cold that eventually I abandoned rear button focus and tucked my thumb and forefinger back into full protection mode. I had enough dexterity with fingers covered to continue to press the shutter button and capture usable images. I am not aware of any photography gloves that would have enabled me to continue to sustain firing away hand held using rear button focus under these extreme conditions. Exposed flesh was not a good idea! Once tucked back away, I was comfortable. Since returning I have used the gloves in temperatures in the upper teens as regular gloves for walking the dog, etc... and they are as warm as my Marmot gloves. The Ipsoots are quite viable normal winter gloves, and, under normal winter conditions where thumb and forefinger are intermittently exposed for shooting, making menu choices, etc... these are the best photography gloves that I have used/am aware of. They are thick enough that I had to take care that the glove material was not inadvertently moving the trackball and changing my focus point while I was still using rear button focus on my Sony A7III under extreme conditions. Extending the thumb a bit further out of the glove appears to be a viable way to minimize this.

Just received my gloves and they look like quality gloves. I bought it with a Marino wool liner and I think it would be great for my upcoming trip to Eastern Sierra.