Touchscreen Gloves Companies Vie for Category Leader LAS VEGAS, Jan. 10, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- SHOWSTOPPERS @ CES -- In 2011, the touchscreen glove market flooded with new brands and new ways of crafting touchscreen gloves. But which touchscreen gloves will be remembered as the iPod of the MP3 players? Hopefully 2012 will tell, as consumers decide which glove to buy. Bobby Thompson, senior manager at Bivouac in Ann Arbor, Mich., said his store carries five brands of touchscreen gloves - including Agloves® - and has trouble keeping them in stock. About 60 percent of Bivouac's customers buy the gloves as a gift for a smartphone owner. Unlike other touchscreen gloves, Agloves - twice named Best New Product 2011 (Stevie Awards, BCBR IQ) and Audience Choice Winner (IFA, 2011) - are not "retrofitted" with conductive patches or stitching. Instead, Agloves put patent-pending technology directly into the glove resulting in uncompromised performance, effortless accuracy and agility. With Agloves, you can mimic the intuitive motions of your bare hand and text, swipe and scroll like normal. Thompson of Bivouac said at first customers think only being able to use the finger and thumb will be OK. Most people don't think about how helpful it would be to have the ability to scroll and read email while using the palm of your hand because you're trying to juggle your phone, coffee, car keys and the paper. What sets Agloves apart? We implore you to try them yourself. But here is what we think: The best ingredients. Agloves are made with silver, the most conductive metal on the periodic table. We spend the extra dime to give you better quality Thoughtful technology. Patent-pending technology makes Agloves the most accurate touchscreen glove on the market Elegant look. Built-in technology avoids clunky patches or a robotic look.