Bought these gloves because I started doing a lot of work in a freezer at my current employment. I loved these gloves. Pretty stiff though at first and I'm sure some breaking in would have helped but, you know, you set them down somewhere and walk away and then you come back and they're gone. So, whoever took them I hope you get as much use out of them as I planned on doing! Cheers!
My husband has been using these gloves for about a month now and he loves them! The Washington weather has been dropping and they have been helping to keep his hands warm. They are comfortable and functional.
Got this for my husband for Christmas. Fits great and he's actually able to bend his fingers and everything which is what he needs for his job. Might be buying a pair for myself for when I'm doing wood and working outside!
good product for the money. priced other gloves in stores that were similar but twice the price. so far seam to be good and warm. also fit well.
Works great for my husband at his job in the -10 freezer. No complaints
Feature Product
- Name tag protects your Investment
- Waterproof lining keeps water out and wicks away sweat to keep hands dry and Warm
- Adjustable hook and loop Neoprene wrist helps keep cold out and heat in
- Hi-Vis color and reflective strip allow for added Safety while working
- Ideal applications: material handling and construction
Description
Waterproof winter lined hi-dexterity work glove keeps hands warm and protected while doing tough jobs outdoors. PVC fingertip patches add extra durability and grip. Hook and loop Neoprene wrist helps keep heat in and cold out. Ideal applications: cold and wet weather work, snow and ice removal, commercial fishing, winter Recreation
Good quality work gloves and very warm.
Great product tested them under the sink and my hands stayed completely dry.
Awesome for firewood
I purchased a pair of these at tractor supply around fall of 2012 and here it is winter 2019 and they are still quite usable just showing a few signs of age. I mainly have used these for walking large dogs in the winter usually 2 times for around 30 minutes a day in northern ohio / southern michigan. When I stopped by tractor supply this week they didn't have them so I'm looking online.
Pros:
- Reasonably warm in tempreatures I'd actually take large dogs for normal length walks (20-30 min and as low as 0 F)
- They fit in the pockets of the 3 winter jackets i've had without pulling accidentally removing them
- They fit inside very large mittens for extra warmth when necessary
- Fairly secure grip so if you're walking a siberian husky that would love nothing more than to get lose and run for 5 - 10 miles you're okay.
- Okay fine coordination but not great. I usually pull them off my hands to use keys, tie shoes etc but carrying something with a handle or using a larger tool should be no problem. I think these would be good bike riding gloves if there wasn't so much snow and slush around and I owned a bike I would try it :)
- I've found the workmanship of the pair I had to hold up pretty well. Walking dogs, clearing cars and walking around a college campus is pretty low impact so take into account whatever you are doing.
- I don't remember having wet hands this entire time despite being in a fairly snow heavy area and including some fairly sloppy year (Jan-March 2014 anyone?)
- For me at least the X-Large ones are quite comfortable.
cons:
- They are pricey.
- I imagine the fit to your hand is fairly more important for comfort than many other gloves. The material they are made of is less stretchy than most fabrics. Mine fit like a ... glove?
Let's face it I'm going to order 2 more, maybe 3. These gloves are great for me maybe they'll be great for you maybe not. If you're much harder on gloves than me I could see them not lasting so long. I for one have been pleasantly surprised by the value I've gotten out of these
Love the gloves only thing is 14 and below is tough for these gloves. Being a Yeti named glove I did expect more. Above that temp the gloves did well to me. Still better than the traditional glove you buy.
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