Under Armour Boys Storm Liner Gloves - Warm, Touchscreen-Friendly

Our review of the Under Armour Boys Storm Liner Gloves finds a slim, practical option for active kids who need lightweight warmth and weather resistance. The single biggest reason to buy is the combination of dual-layer ColdGear fabric warmth with a thin, fitted profile that works both as a standalone glove and as a liner under heavier mitts or ski gloves. For parents who want moisture management, touchscreen capability and a quick-drying exterior in one simple glove, these deliver dependable everyday performance.

Key Features

• Thin, fitted design: Provides a close fit that allows for dexterity and easy layering under thicker gloves without bulk.
• UA Storm technology: Repels water to keep hands drier in light wet conditions while still allowing breathability during activity.
• Dual-layer ColdGear fabric: Offers an ultra-warm brushed interior for insulation with a smooth, fast-drying exterior that helps regulate temperature.
• Moisture-wicking material: Wicks sweat away from the skin and dries quickly so gloves remain comfortable during prolonged use.
• Tech Touch fingertips: Built-in touchscreen capability on thumbs and index fingers lets kids use phones or tablets without taking gloves off.

Who It's For

These gloves suit children who play outdoors, commute to school, or participate in winter sports as a lightweight layer. They are particularly useful for kids who need to use touch devices or for parents who want a glove that doubles as a liner under bulkier gloves.

Families seeking heavy-duty, fully waterproof mittens for extended exposure to deep snow or subzero conditions should look elsewhere; these are engineered for water resistance and breathability rather than full waterproof protection in prolonged storms.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Thin fit allows excellent dexterity and easy layering under thicker gloves.
• Repels light moisture with UA Storm technology while maintaining breathability.
• Brushed ColdGear interior provides noticeable warmth for a liner glove.
• Tech Touch on thumbs and index fingers makes touchscreen use convenient.

Cons

• Not fully waterproof for prolonged heavy precipitation or deep snow exposure.
• The thin profile provides insulation but may not be warm enough alone in very cold, windy conditions.

Specifications

Our Verdict

The Under Armour Boys Storm Liner Gloves are a smart choice for kids who need lightweight warmth, moisture management and touchscreen access. They represent good value as a versatile liner or everyday glove for cool, damp conditions but are not intended as a substitute for heavy waterproof winter mittens in extreme weather.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can these be worn alone in cold weather?
Yes, they work as standalone gloves for cool conditions but may be insufficient alone in very cold or windy weather.

Do they work with smartphones?
Yes, Tech Touch on the thumbs and index fingers lets kids operate touchscreens without removing the gloves.

Are they fully waterproof?
No, UA Storm repels light moisture but the gloves are not fully waterproof for long exposure to heavy rain or deep snow.