The North Face Nuptse Tip Cold Smartphone Touchscreen Gloves: Smartphone touchscreen compatibility
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Ever tried to text with frozen fingers? It’s a special kind of winter misery. The North Face Nuptse Tip Cold Smartphone Gloves aim to fix that. Built from high-quality fleece, they offer solid insulation and weather resistance—ideal for hiking, skiing, or just surviving a frosty commute.
The touchscreen-compatible fingertips are the real hero here. No more fumbling to bare your skin to the cold just to check a notification. These unisex gloves are durable enough for harsh conditions, with an ergonomic design that actually feels comfortable. They’re built to last, blending practicality with The North Face’s outdoor expertise. For anyone who needs to stay connected without sacrificing warmth, these gloves are a no-brainer upgrade.
- Weather-resistant fleece material
- Unisex design for versatile use
- Cold weather insulation
- Durable construction for outdoor activities
- Smartphone touchscreen compatibility
General specs
- Brand: The North Face
- Model: Nuptse Tip Cold
- Seller: Joom
- Material: Fleece
- Compatibility: Smartphone touchscreen
- Gender: Unisex
- Weather Resistance: Yes
- Insulation Type: Cold weather
- First listed by seller: 8/29/25
If you are interested in more details, you can find full information on the seller's page.
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| Brand | The North Face | Yiran bag | Outdoor Boutique TOP | Freedom Outdoors | Soft Grass | Fashionable bags |
| Model | Nuptse Tip Cold | |||||
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| Price | $92.63 | $23.71 | $26.30 | $20.28 | $8.01 | $17.80 |
| Seller | Joom | Joom | Joom | Joom | Joom | Joom |
| Update | August 28, 2025 | August 28, 2025 | September 20, 2025 | August 31, 2025 | August 20, 2025 | September 20, 2025 |
| Material | Fleece | Wool blend, Fleece lining | Velvet-lined, Waterproof outer | Fleece, Water-repellent fabric | Soft insulating fabric | Fleece imitation |
| Gender | Unisex | Unisex | Unisex | Women | ||
| Size | One size | One size | One Size | |||
| Intended Use | Outdoor sports, Winter activities, Daily wear | Active outdoor sports, Mountaineering, Cycling | Outdoor sports, Cold weather activities | Outdoor sports, Winter activities | Cycling, Driving, Motorcycling, Outdoor sports | |
Nuptse Tip Cold Smartphone Touchscreen Gloves
Zachary J.
Atlanta, GA
September 9, 2025
i picked these up because i do a lot of building work outdoors and need to stay connected for calls and texts. as a researcher type, i looked into a few options and these stood out. they've been great for most situations—like when i'm on a job site or just walking around, i can easily check my phone without freezing my fingers. a tip i found: if the touch sensitivity drops, try cleaning the tips gently, it helps a bit. overall, very solid gloves that do what they promise, but not perfect for extreme cold. i'd recommend them to anyone in a similar spot, just know they might not last forever with heavy use. music-wise, they're fine for handling my phone at concerts without issues. 😊
- Pros: these gloves work out of the box for keeping my hands warm in the atlanta cold, and i can use my phone without taking them off, which is a lifesaver when i'm outside for work or heading to a concert. the material feels very durable and they fit comfortably, no weird bulkiness.
- Cons: after a few weeks, the touch part on the fingertips started to wear a bit, so it doesn't respond as well as it did at first. also, they could be a tad warmer for really freezing days, as it seemed to me they're better for mild cold than deep winter.