The GoSkala Winter Thermal Gloves are lightweight, fleece-lined gloves with touchscreen fingertips, sold on Amazon UK for cycling, running, hiking, driving and everyday cold-weather use.
Prices checked on Amazon UK, 5 November 2026.
The GoSkala Winter Thermal Gloves are lightweight, fleece-lined gloves with touchscreen fingertips, sold on Amazon UK for cycling, running, hiking, driving and everyday cold-weather use. These are ordinary thermal gloves, not battery-heated gloves: they have no batteries or heating elements. The listing describes a soft fleece lining, a light water-resistant and windproof outer, PU anti-slip palms, conductive fingertips for using a phone, and elastic wrist cuffs. The seller is clear that they are not fully waterproof and are not suitable for heavy rain or soaking. When we checked on 5 November 2026, size M (the size this link opens) was £12.96 on Amazon UK, new and in stock, against an RRP shown as £19.99. This review-style post covers this one product only and sticks to what the Amazon UK listing says. Below you will find the key specs, what the listing leaves out, who these gloves suit, and answers to questions people search for about thermal and touchscreen gloves. Prices change often, so check the live price before you buy.
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GoSkala Winter Thermal Gloves
GoSkala Winter Thermal Gloves
£12.96
Best overall
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Best overall: GoSkala Winter Thermal Gloves, Windproof Water-Resistant Touchscreen for Cycling, size M (£12.96). A pair of light, fleece-lined winter gloves in black. The listing names cycling, running, hiking, driving and other outdoor activities as uses, and describes them as designed for cold UK weather.
What the Amazon UK listing says
Warmth: a soft fleece lining that the seller says helps keep hands warm without bulk.
Weather: a light water-resistant fabric that helps protect against drizzle and splashes, and a windproof design to help block cold air. The listing states plainly that the gloves are not fully waterproof and not suitable for heavy rain or soaking.
Grip and touchscreen: PU anti-slip palms for holding steering wheels, phones or tools, and conductive fingertips so you can use a smartphone without taking the gloves off.
Fit: described as light, soft and not bulky, with elastic wrist cuffs for a snug fit and quick on and off.
Care: hand wash at room temperature and lay flat to dry naturally.
Key specs (from the listing)
Type: thermal gloves (not battery-heated) Lining: fleece Main material: polyester Weather protection: water-resistant and windproof (not fully waterproof) Palm: PU anti-slip Touchscreen fingertips: yes Cuffs: elastic Colour: black Sizes: S, M, L, XL (this link opens size M) Care: hand wash at room temperature, lay flat to dry Temperature rating: – Insulation weight or type: – Waterproof rating: – Weight: – Warranty: –
Why some specs are a dash
The listing does not give a temperature rating, the type or weight of insulation beyond "fleece lining", a waterproof rating, a weight or a warranty. Some of the details table also does not match the bullets: it lists the closure type as "Drawstring and Buckle", while the bullets and photos describe elastic wrist cuffs, so we have gone with the bullets. The page shows a star rating, but the reviews appear to be shared across the different sizes, so we have not used them.
Who it suits
These gloves suit people who want a cheap, light pair for cool and breezy days: walking to work, the school run, dog walks, driving, or easy rides and runs in UK autumn and winter weather. The touchscreen fingertips are useful if you check maps or messages while out. At £12.96 they cost far less than the specialist winter cycling gloves that UK cycling magazines test, which are often priced from about £15 to £90 or more. In exchange, the listing gives no temperature rating or test figures. If you ride or walk in heavy rain, or your hands get very cold (for example if you have Raynaud's), look for a properly waterproof, insulated glove or a battery-heated glove instead.
Things to check before you buy
Size: this link opens size M. When we checked, size S was also £12.96, but prices can differ by size, so check the price and the seller's size guide for the size you pick.
Rain: these are water-resistant, not waterproof, so they will not keep hands dry in a downpour.
Seller: sold by Axis Dynamic and dispatched by Amazon. When we checked, the listing said items bought between 1 November and 25 December 2026 can be returned until 31 January 2027 or within 30 days of receipt, whichever is later.
Prices note
The £12.96 price above is the Amazon UK new buy-box price for size M that we saw on 5 November 2026, with free delivery shown to a London postcode. Amazon prices change often, so use the See price on Amazon button to check the current price, size and stock before you buy.
Frequently asked questions
Are thermal gloves warm?
Thermal gloves are designed to trap warm air around your hands with an insulating layer, such as the fleece lining in the GoSkala gloves. How warm they feel depends on the lining, the fit and the weather. The GoSkala listing does not give a temperature rating, so treat these as gloves for cool and breezy days rather than very cold conditions.
Are thermal gloves waterproof?
Not always, so check each listing. The GoSkala gloves are described as water-resistant and windproof, which the seller says helps against drizzle and splashes. The listing states they are not fully waterproof and not suitable for heavy rain or soaking.
Do touchscreen gloves work?
Yes, touchscreen gloves use conductive material in the fingertips so a phone screen can register your touch through the glove. They are usually fine for tapping and swiping, but typing is often less accurate than with bare fingers. The GoSkala listing says its conductive fingertips let you use smartphones and devices without removing the gloves; we have not tested them.
Can you wash thermal gloves?
Most thermal gloves can be washed, but follow the care label. The GoSkala listing says to hand wash at room temperature and lay the gloves flat to dry naturally. Avoid tumble drying unless the label allows it, as heat can damage linings and touchscreen fingertips.
What size gloves do I need?
Glove sizes are usually based on the width of your palm or the length of your hand, and they vary between brands. Measure your hand and compare it with the size chart on the listing before ordering. The GoSkala gloves come in S, M, L and XL, and this link opens size M.
