These aren't arctic gloves. But if you work or play with water in cooler weather, these are perfect to keep your hands warm! I like they are totally coated and waterproof. The rubber coating is very grippy, so you can pick stuff up easily, and they aren't so thick you can't manipulate tools and a pencil. But, the grippy also makes it really hard to get them in and out of pockets to get tools or items. These are great for cool weather fishing, general work, or wet work. I would not recommend them as winter gloves for sedentary stuff like sitting in a stand or ice fishing in the open. In a shelter, these gloves ROCK as ice fishing gloves though, as long as you have a way to stay warmer in the shelter. All in all, they are good for what they are, but think work glove, not winter glove.
these are a good combination of waterproofness, flexibility, fingertip dexterity, reasonable warmth, and price. Good for yanking out weeds on a cold wet day, or scooping leaves out of a swimming pool. I can't yet speak to durability, but for the price i am quite satisfied. They are definitely waterproof, so just as they keep water from getting in they also keep water from getting out once you get any moisture inside (even from perspiration) -- they do not breathe, so you need to have a method and time to dry them out. A second pair might come in handy.
Got these for my daughter that works at a nursery for winter watering. Her brother liked them so much that he stole hers and I had to order another pair! He works as a meter reader and they are just the right thickness that his hands stay warm yet he can easily record information without taking off his gloves to record. They came in mail the very next day!
These things are dip your hand in the river waterproof- and they're pretty warm too. Great for winter fishing or wrapping up decoy lines. Not going to keep your hands warm all day in 15 degree weather but they're still good for how thin they are. So far the latex hasn't punctured thanks to the nitrile coating. I wish they came in darker colors though.
I got these for my husband because he works outside all year long and we live in Michigan. They’ve worked great so far, and they’ve kept his hands from getting wet. Four stars because they do cause his hands to get sweaty inside
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- Double Layered Green Heavy Thermal Acrylic Shell with Soft Gray Brushed-Loop Thermal Acrylic Inner Liner Locks in Warmth, Repels the Cold & Wicks away Moisture, with Seamless, Form Fitting Comfort
- Green Full-Coverage Smooth Latex Coating provides a Flexible Waterproof Barrier to Keep the Entire Hand WARM and DRY!
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NEW to MARKET: Kinco 1786P - Double Layered Green Heavy Thermal Acrylic Shell with Soft Gray Brushed-Loop Thermal Acrylic Inner Liner Locks in Warmth, Repels the Cold & Wicks away Moisture, with Seamless, Form Fitting Comfort
These are the best gloves I have tried for keeping my hands warm and dry in slush. I have already gotten a hole in the fleece lining in one finger, but overall they are holding up well to the abuse they are getting, they are comfortable, and the price was quite reasonable for these gloves.
I like these a lot. I used them for work when I reclaim screens for the print shop I work at. Only issue I've found was the black lining gets a little wrinkly in the fingers really fast. But I'm new to these kind of gloves so I don't know if that's normal. It's more of an aesthetic issue than anything. Otherwise, they work great!
Update: the oil or solvent or whatever we use to take the ink off the screens has pretty much destroyed these. They've withered up into some kind of wrinkly mess. It's probably on me but be aware.
These are incredibly warm and seem like excellent quality. They run very big though so I had to return- which was seamless & handled quickly by the seller without hassle.
Love the fact that they keeps my hands really dry in the rain. The only downside is my hands still get cold if I don't wear another glove under. But I would definitely give these gloves 5 stars!
I love these gloves, working as a line tech at the airport it is important that you keep Jet A and 100LL off your skin and these get the job done. Also they're good for cold weather with or without rain. I wash mine probably once a week due to the smell that tends to stick inside them after a while.
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