Manfucturers knit silver-nylon thread throughout the glove which results in the gloves' ability to conduct the body's naturally producing bio-electricity across the glove membrane. Agloves are also extremely soft and comfortable. The material is thin enough for precision typing yet still will keep your hands warm.
Take a look at how great Agloves work:
Apart from being the most electrically conductive, silver is also a thermal regulator and reflects heat back to its source. This means that heat created by your hands is trapped inside the glove, warming your fingers. Agloves are not water-proof or bulky. But they are surprisingly warm and warmer than other knitted gloves. And, silver is antimicrobial. Making Agloves with silver provides a barrier to public dirt and germs.
All these great benefits and Agloves sell for approximately $20. That seems like a great deal for a technology product that will allow you to text and use touchscreen devices wearing gloves that will keep your hands warm and clean.
