toolant Waterproof Winter Gloves with Grip, Balaena Freezer Gloves for Light Duty Work & Outdoor Adventure, Hiking, Farming, Washing, Ice Fishing, Large

First time using the gloves and both plastic pull cords have fallen off within 15min if that....

j`ai pris un peu de temps pour l`essayer et l`évaluer (environ 1 mois 1/2) répond a mes attentes le fit est parfait, étanche, chaud et couvre les manches de mon manteau ou de mon gilet pour ne pas les mouillés .je l ai essayé entre 0 et 15 degré celcius . Très satisfait

When riding motorcycles in heavy rain for long periods, few gloves stay dry. These gloves are a decent choice for an inexpensive solution you can keep ready on the bike. Of course, you will be trading some durability in the event of a crash, since these are not intended for that purpose. However, I would prefer to keep my hands dry and warm so I can avoid a crash in the first place.These rubberized gloves are completely waterproof, and they have a felt-like lining which allows you to put them on even with wet hands. The fit is fairly tight, which can get fatiguing if you are gripping the throttle for long periods, but they are better than some others I've tried. They are warm enough to ride down into the 40s, I would say, especially if you have heated grips. They are not a perfect solution, but the price is right and I am now packing these for cross-country trips.

This product came quick and I was shocked and how good the build quality was, the cuff, draw string and even the liner, my only downside is living in a Pacific Northwest it's a damp climate and at about 7 degrees Celsius my fingers started to get cold. They would be great for more action then walking a dog, as that did provide enough body heat to keep the hands warm, but they have been totally waterproof and durable for puppy tug a war.

I got these gloves today and tested them in -2 degrees picking up dog poop in my frozen snowed in back yard. They were definitely waterproof. My hands were not wet after picking up several piles using plastic poop bags. Snow didn’t get into the gloves from the sleeve end either. So that was nice. I had enough mobility to open and use the bags to pick up the frozen turds, but not enough to really tie the bags easily. The gloves were grippy enough.However, the gloves were not as warm as I had hoped. My fingertips definitely got cold rather quickly which limited my time outside (only out there maybe 5 to 7 min). No way this would be warm in -20. For a comparison, I have 800 gsm boots. I wore regular thin socks. My toes weren’t cold at all. So if you’re expecting super warm gloves these aren’t it, but they’re warm enough to do some quick work especially in wet areas. Maybe it would be warmer if you were shoveling snow so there’s more sweat and movement with your hands. I’ll try it on the next snow storm and provide an update.Overall a nice pair of gloves. I will be keeping them; but I’m still on my quest to find gloves as warm as my shoes (if they even exist without a battery).

I bought these gloves for duck hunting. So far they are great and would recommend buying for picking up decoys out of the cold water.