First of all, you should be aware that these are sold in a two pack. In other words you get two pairs of gloves for the price. I didn’t realize this in order to two packs. As for the quality I really can’t believe they’re selling two pairs of gloves for about $18. They’re full grain leather throughout except for the cough that goes back over your arm along way and has a drawstring to keep out snow. If I didn’t know better I think I would be wearing the $150 hellstra gloves. Be aware that these run small. I have small hands are normally wear a medium and in this I ordered a large and it is borderline small. Use the size chart they provide and you should be OK. I would highly recommend this product is I can’t believe I’m getting a leather waterproof gloves with snow cuff of this quality for this price. It’s also a great looking glove
I have skied with them now 5 days, and my fingers have not gotten cold. There were some days that it was very chilly. I am on a Ski Patrol, so I am not just skiing, I am working, taking the gloves on and off in the snow, and working with tools in the snow. The long cuffs are nice. the price is right, as they look similar to $100 gloves with the exception of fingers. They do not have leather all around the fingers, just the top and bottom with fabric on the sides, but they seem to hold up well for now. better than the rubber covered snow gloves with running the equipment. I love the long cuffs.
I have Reynauds, so my hands suffer a lot when it starts to get cold out. I bought these hoping for relief, and they're pretty good.
You can only retain so much heat when your hands don't produce much of it to begin with, but these are very comfy, provide excellent protection from the wind, and my hands do stay warmer than they would otherwise.
With today’s snowstorm, I got a chance to really put these gloves to the test. I came away EXTREMELY impressed. All the previous gloves I’ve used let moisture in while using my snowblower, which makes your hands even colder. These gloves kept my hands warm and dry through two hours of shoveling and snowblowing. Check out the photos with this review - you can see exactly where the gloves stopped on my forearm. The uncovered part of my coat is completely soaked.
I also love how high they come up on your forearm - it’s really effective at keeping the snow and cold away from your hands. Also great is the fact that they cinch tight around your forearm with a drawstring, and even better is that the keepers holding the drawstrings tight are usable with gloves on! Sure makes taking the gloves off a whole lot easier...
Add to all this that you get TWO pairs of these awesome gloves, and this is one the best purchases I’ve ever made on Amazon. I could not be happier with these gloves.
I tried them once so far and they proved comfortably warm at -10 C (not yet -30 C = -22 F though). This is very important to me as my hands are very vulnerable to frost. They aren't exactly touchscreen or high dexterity. It's hard to clench a fist (I guess due to palm warmer layer thick, but may be design as well) but it seems a fair trade off to me. I bought them to use when brushing/shovelling snow off my car and fitting snow chains. They should do fine. The glove parts are of fine leather material. The cuffs are synthetic. No clip to keep a pair together. I haven't tested them for being water proof. The cuffs are still on the shorter side for snow chain fitting but mine don't require reaching behind the wheel so they should be sufficiently long to protect my sleeves.
Feature Product
- Ideal for using in cold storage and high humid enviroment
- Breathable and stretchy genuine goat grain leather provides hands maximum comfort and excellent grip
- Two layers stretch-spandex back with polar fleece, G200 thinsulate and TR2 lining for coldproof, also add breathable waterproof membrane
- Pre-curved fingers for great fit;Extra long cuff design keeps hands from cold wind
- CA65 approved/Comply with REACH regulation
Description
Vgo... High Dexterity Touchscreen Goatskin Leather Winter Warm Work Gloves have breathable and stretchy genuine goat grain leather provides hands maximum comfort and excellent grip. Two layers stretch-spandex back with polar fleece, G200 thinsulate and TR2 lining for coldproof, also add breathable waterproof membrane. Pre-curved fingers for great fit. Extra long cuff design keeps hands from cold wind. Lock clips and vent hole design, humanized design to keep gloves together when you are not wearing them to prevent losing.
Low dexterity as expected, but it keeps you warm. I work in a 0-degree freezer. I need to take them off to pick up little things or get anything out of my pocket, which is a hassle, but at least my fingers don't hurt while I'm wearing them, so I wear them because I have to.
I’ve only had them for a couple weeks, but so far these gloves are incredible. They are hefty gloves for a not so hefty price, and they seem to be made of quality material. One pair I keep in my car in case of an unexpected storm, and the other I have used almost daily while clearing snow or playing out in the woods with my puppy, and they have performed wonderfully.
They are plenty warm, and I think they would be even warmer if I had gotten large rather than medium, which I plan to do before next winter. I have slightly below average adult male hand size, probably on the more slender side, and the mediums are very snug on me. This is fantastic for dexterity as I can still use a flashlight or pull my phone out of my pocket or other tasks that gloves this thick previously hindered. But when it comes to spending longer periods of time out in cold weather, I have started to feel the cold in my fingers a little. It wasn’t enough to bother me, but I noticed it and immediately wondered if getting a large would have prevented this problem by way of having more space for my fingers to move around and retain heat.
They are also, for now, quite waterproof and dirt resistant, as I have had to clear my car of snow and ice recently and they have gotten very wet on the outside but completely dry inside. This is nice because if your hand gets wet while you are stuck out in the cold, it could have dire consequences. The long wrist cuff also makes sure you stay dry, fully covering your jacket cuff even if it’s a little short sleeved.
All in all they are great gloves and I definitely would recommend them to anyone looking for a new pair of winter gloves.
Gloves are very warm and truly waterproof. They are warm but not -23 warm. I work on a farm and can state that these are pretty durable, waterproof and good down to 5 degrees if you are actively working with your hands. If you are sitting on a tractor, not moving your hands a whole lot, plan to wear something warmer once it dips below 15 or 20. But for someone who goes through a lot of gloves, you can’t beat the price and quality of these. Use them for a season or two and pick up some more.
2 pairs of gloves arrived - amazing price! Son uses these for skiing and snowmobiling and they are just super warm - we are located in Northern MN so it has been able to stand up against our harsh winter. I really recommend these for the price & quality. They could easily sell a pair of these for $50 alone but you get 2 pairs for much less. Well made, no rips or tears after using.
These are very warm and comfortable. They do run small so I had to size up 2 sizes. I have a women's size 7 and the XL size works best for me for ice fishing. Probably would have gotten a L for other outdoor sports, but the M did not fit.
Great fabrics and construction!
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